> write only I doubt it. Coming from neural algorithms, it would seem the current theories point more to extreme compression algorithms. After a point, your br

> write only I doubt it. Coming from neural algorithms, it would seem the current theories point more to extreme compression algorithms. After a point, your brain stops or at least reduces the amount of "new data" and instead starts to represent new experiences as composites of fragments from the existing memory base. Memory drift or fabrication could be explained as the existing set of fragments becoming altered either by loss or the natural re-weighting of the brain.