They say time changes everything. Everything dulls with age. A shadow if imagination creeps across the planescape of memories.

Psychologists say that every time you remember something, when you recall it its more like reliving it. It changes a little every time. That perfect memory or worst nightmare slowly decays. Its an unstoppable force. The mind's linkages are based on repetition. If a scent that was there during the formation occurs again, its likely to trigger a memory. All sensory inputs can be remembered.

But every time you recall a memory the sensory inputs of the recall point can also be stored.

Decay and entropy are inevitable. If you remember it decays. If you don't remember you should not remember remembering.

In the end it all changes.

Remember the memories, and make new ones,
~Wayfarer