cinderella makes a grand entrance.
This is my extremely half-hearted attempt to getting acquainted with this (…) thing. (a few pen taps against the page.) Collective. Community? Unless I'm just going crazy and writing into a stupid book to no one in particular
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Well, that rather depends on what we can remember, don't you think? As to your first question, of course, dear. Or your second first, rather, if we're judging grammatically.
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But the fact that we can remember something inherently suggests the possibility of remembering everything. It's just a matter of unlocking the door, so to speak.
I was always kind of crap at grammar, to be honest, so I'm going to assume I was answering the right question.
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Does the mind really have the capacity for two sets of memories, however? I have enough trouble remembering what's going to happen at times, I can't imagine always remembering what was going to happen all those times over. NOt that I don't remember my time over, you understand; but some of us aren't so lucky to be on our first go round.
It was the right one!
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Given that most have access to small snippets of it, I might venture to say it's already there. Just buried under a lot of other things. As for the limits of knowledge or information, well -- people have been trying to figure that out for a long time. Part of what makes epistemology so fun!
I feel accomplished.
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