Memory is a fundamental aspect of cognition from "summary" of Moonwalking with Einstein by Joshua Foer
Memory is not just a mental filing cabinet where we tuck away our past. It is the scaffold of our thought processes, the lens through which we view the world. Without our memories, we would have no concept of self, no ability to plan for the future, no way of making sense of the present. Every perception we have, every action we take, is filtered through the prism of our memories. Our memories shape our identities, influencing the decisions we make and the people we become. They provide us with a sense of continuity, connecting our past experiences to our present selves. Without memory, we would be adrift in a sea of disconnected moments, unable to navigate the complexities of our liv...
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