For long-lived species, overly clear memories can sometimes be quite burdensome.

But why do short-lived humans, who have a lifespan of at most, keep throwing away their memories physiologically?

Protection?

Or is it over-protected?

Or, conversely, memories are deliberately forgotten, stored in the outside world, transplanted, or reloaded.

The brain is physically manipulated in various ways as a non-renewable organ.

As intelligent beings......

Maybe that's the fun?

For long-lived species, overly clear memories can sometimes be quite burdensome.

But why do short-lived humans, who have a lifespan of at most, keep throwing away their memories physiologically?

Protection?

Or is it over-protected?

Or, conversely, memories are deliberately forgotten, stored in the outside world, transplanted, or reloaded.

The brain is physically manipulated in various ways as a non-renewable organ.

As intelligent beings......

Maybe that's the fun?

For long-lived species, overly clear memories can sometimes be quite burdensome.

But why do short-lived humans, who have a lifespan of at most, keep throwing away their memories physiologically?

Protection?

Or is it over-protected?

Or, conversely, memories are deliberately forgotten, stored in the outside world, transplanted, or reloaded.

The brain is physically manipulated in various ways as a non-renewable organ.

As intelligent beings......

Maybe that's the fun?

For long-lived species, overly clear memories can sometimes be quite burdensome.

But why do short-lived humans, who have a lifespan of at most, keep throwing away their memories physiologically?

Protection?

Or is it over-protected?

Or, conversely, memories are deliberately forgotten, stored in the outside world, transplanted, or reloaded.

The brain is physically manipulated in various ways as a non-renewable organ.

As intelligent beings......

Maybe that's the fun?

For long-lived species, overly clear memories can sometimes be quite burdensome.

But why do short-lived humans, who have a lifespan of at most, keep throwing away their memories physiologically?

Protection?

Or is it over-protected?

Or, conversely, memories are deliberately forgotten, stored in the outside world, transplanted, or reloaded.

The brain is physically manipulated in various ways as a non-renewable organ.

As intelligent beings......

Maybe that's the fun?

For long-lived species, overly clear memories can sometimes be quite burdensome.

But why do short-lived humans, who have a lifespan of at most, keep throwing away their memories physiologically?

Protection?

Or is it over-protected?

Or, conversely, memories are deliberately forgotten, stored in the outside world, transplanted, or reloaded.

The brain is physically manipulated in various ways as a non-renewable organ.

As intelligent beings......

Maybe that's the fun?

For long-lived species, overly clear memories can sometimes be quite burdensome.

But why do short-lived humans, who have a lifespan of at most, keep throwing away their memories physiologically?

Protection?

Or is it over-protected?

Or, conversely, memories are deliberately forgotten, stored in the outside world, transplanted, or reloaded.

The brain is physically manipulated in various ways as a non-renewable organ.

As intelligent beings......

Maybe that's the fun?

For long-lived species, overly clear memories can sometimes be quite burdensome.

But why do short-lived humans, who have a lifespan of at most, keep throwing away their memories physiologically?

Protection?

Or is it over-protected?

Or, conversely, memories are deliberately forgotten, stored in the outside world, transplanted, or reloaded.

The brain is physically manipulated in various ways as a non-renewable organ.

As intelligent beings......

Maybe that's the fun?

For long-lived species, overly clear memories can sometimes be quite burdensome.

But why do short-lived humans, who have a lifespan of at most, keep throwing away their memories physiologically?

Protection?

Or is it over-protected?

Or, conversely, memories are deliberately forgotten, stored in the outside world, transplanted, or reloaded.

The brain is physically manipulated in various ways as a non-renewable organ.

As intelligent beings......

Maybe that's the fun?

For long-lived species, overly clear memories can sometimes be quite burdensome.

But why do short-lived humans, who have a lifespan of at most, keep throwing away their memories physiologically?

Protection?

Or is it over-protected?

Or, conversely, memories are deliberately forgotten, stored in the outside world, transplanted, or reloaded.

The brain is physically manipulated in various ways as a non-renewable organ.

As intelligent beings......

Maybe that's the fun?

For long-lived species, overly clear memories can sometimes be quite burdensome.

But why do short-lived humans, who have a lifespan of at most, keep throwing away their memories physiologically?

Protection?

Or is it over-protected?

Or, conversely, memories are deliberately forgotten, stored in the outside world, transplanted, or reloaded.

The brain is physically manipulated in various ways as a non-renewable organ.

As intelligent beings......

Maybe that's the fun?

For long-lived species, overly clear memories can sometimes be quite burdensome.

But why do short-lived humans, who have a lifespan of at most, keep throwing away their memories physiologically?

Protection?

Or is it over-protected?

Or, conversely, memories are deliberately forgotten, stored in the outside world, transplanted, or reloaded.

The brain is physically manipulated in various ways as a non-renewable organ.

As intelligent beings......

Maybe that's the fun?

For long-lived species, overly clear memories can sometimes be quite burdensome.

But why do short-lived humans, who have a lifespan of at most, keep throwing away their memories physiologically?

Protection?

Or is it over-protected?

Or, conversely, memories are deliberately forgotten, stored in the outside world, transplanted, or reloaded.

The brain is physically manipulated in various ways as a non-renewable organ.

As intelligent beings......

Maybe that's the fun?

For long-lived species, overly clear memories can sometimes be quite burdensome.

But why do short-lived humans, who have a lifespan of at most, keep throwing away their memories physiologically?

Protection?

Or is it over-protected?

Or, conversely, memories are deliberately forgotten, stored in the outside world, transplanted, or reloaded.

The brain is physically manipulated in various ways as a non-renewable organ.

As intelligent beings......

Maybe that's the fun?

For long-lived species, overly clear memories can sometimes be quite burdensome.

But why do short-lived humans, who have a lifespan of at most, keep throwing away their memories physiologically?

Protection?

Or is it over-protected?

Or, conversely, memories are deliberately forgotten, stored in the outside world, transplanted, or reloaded.

The brain is physically manipulated in various ways as a non-renewable organ.

As intelligent beings......

Maybe that's the fun?