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The Memory Palace
This episode reveals how our memories are not fixed records but dynamic narratives, constantly shaping and reshaping our sense of self and the past.
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“This episode reveals how our memories are not fixed records but dynamic narratives, constantly shaping and reshaping our sense of self and the past.”
— Lewis Smile, The Memory Palace
Memory, Identity, Self-Narrative
If you've ever found yourself arguing over a shared memory, or noticed how your feelings about a past event subtly shift over time, this will illuminate why, and this will help you see what to do next.
Lewis Smile draws on cognitive science and compelling personal anecdotes to reveal the surprising, often unsettling, truth about how our minds construct and reconstruct our most cherished memories.