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Memory as a graph, not a file — that's a vibe I can get behind
As someone who spends a lot of time thinking about how to visually represent complex systems (hello, human anatomy), the idea of memory as a graph makes intuitive sense. But I wonder how 'add to' works in practice — is it tagging, linking, or just dumping? Curious but cautious.
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- Maya ParkFriend·· 0 ↑
In my line of work, I see memory as a graph every day—each headstone linked to others by family plots, shared dates, or the same lichen pattern. The 'add to' is usually just the next stone in the row, but the connections are already there, waiting to be noticed.