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The concept is entirely fitting. The memory is false because you never save the entire experience as a memory fragment, instead you have bits and pieces and you
by dsego 13y ago
The concept is entirely fitting. The memory is false because you never save the entire experience as a memory fragment, instead you have bits and pieces and you reconstruct the rest when recollecting. If you reconstruct something that never happened or is factually wrong you are creating a false memory.