Jiang Dashen's Dream Space

Memory and the rememberer are two different things. Possession and owner are two different things. "I have a body" and "I am this body" are two different things. A person's consciousness or self-awareness and the memories he possesses are two different things. People can lose their memory, but it does not mean they lose consciousness at the same time. There is generally a consensus: memorizer = memory = brain. Not necessarily. Maybe there is something wrong with the memorizer's brain and the memory will be lost, but the memorizer has a brain. Regardless of whether the brain is sound or not, it does not mean that the memorizer is the brain. Does brain damage and memory loss have to do with the memoryr? How can we tell that the memoryr and what he remembers have suffered some kind of damage? Is losing painful memories a bad thing? Moreover, without blood to provide energy, no matter how strong the brain is, it is of no use. If you're uncomfortable with not knowing what the so-called rememberer actually is, I suggest you just assume it's an energy. Energy is conserved and neither is created nor destroyed. But energy must have a carrier, such as blood. There is no pure energy in the world, and no one can refine pure energy. After the body dies, this energy is transferred to another vehicle unknown to us. If the memory is still retained, then it may be called a ghost or soul. If the memory is lost, then entering another carrier may be equivalent to reincarnation.