Your Memory Is a Liar (And It's Doing It On Purpose)

Every time you remember something, you're not playing back a recording — you're reconstructing it from scratch, and in doing so, you subtly rewrite it. Today we dig into why human memory works more like a Wikipedia page than a video file, and how this 'flaw' might actually be one of the most elegant features evolution ever gave us. Buckle up, because by the end of this episode you'll never fully trust your own memories again — in the best possible way.