Memory is not a perfect recording of events. Over time, memories can become distorted, faded, or even conflated with other memories. The reconstructive nature of memory means that each time we recall something, we might be altering it a little.

Chao Arakawa, Sofiia Yurchenko, Leonhard Holzenburg: Memory and Imperfection (2023)

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    Memory
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    Pathfinder/Rome
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    Text
  • Type
    Formula
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    Arno Amez-Droz, Alina Ampilogova, Chao Arakawa, Leonhard Holzen, Sofia Yurchenko
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