Forgot for the Last Time

In 2147, humans invented the "memory cloud" technology - everyone's memories are uploaded to a shared network after death, and civilization no longer forgets anything. Each newborn can "inherit" a historical memory package when he is born, and can access the cloud starting at the age of seven. Humanity has become a species that never forgets. But a problem arises: a civilization that will not forget has stopped evolving. Because all hatred is remembered forever, the trauma of war is passed down from generation to generation, every failed love affair, every wrong decision is accurately preserved. Human society has fallen into a strange stagnation - no one is willing to take risks, because the memories of all failed adventures are within reach; no one forgives anyone, because the hurt is always fresh. Art dies because innovation requires unlearning of old paradigms.