Human memories have been shown to be held by a codifiable biological protein that can be safely retrieved (a process called anamnesis), visually browsed, and edited at a microscopic level. The higher the editing accuracy, the greater the mental load on the operator. "Memory pure enjoyers", the wealthy class, regularly back up and beautify their memories, and even purchase other people's wonderful memory experiences.
"Memory workers", such as healers, memory auditors (used in justice), and memory inheritors (organizing family memories). "
"Memory debtors" are those who have mortgaged their future memories due to loans, or whose memories have been severely damaged beyond repair in an accident.
Does memory constitute "human essence"? Is modifying memory a medical practice, or does it create an elaborate lie? This has created a fierce conflict between "memory fundamentalists" and "memory evolutionists" in society.
I can access clients' memories and modify painful moments—a sought-after healing service.
A client came with memories of a 70-year marriage and requested that all traces of his deceased partner be deleted.
Deep in my memory, I discovered that her pain did not stem from loss, but from a hidden secret.
And every revision I make leaves irreversible cracks in my memory.
