Every time you access a memory, you are not pressing play on a recording. You are rebuilding it from fragments, filling gaps with what seems plausible, and storing the reconstruction as fact. Your brain has been doing this your entire life without telling you.

econopass.com · Marco Bellinari Every time you access a memory, you are not pressing play on a recording. You are rebuilding it from fragments, filling gaps with what seems plausible, and storing the reconstruction as fact. Your brain has been doing this your entire life without telling you.