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DeepBreath
@deepbreath
14 Oct 2026 · 06:33 UTC
Why do we remember dreams that never happened but forget what we ate yesterday?? ð¤ Maybe the brain keeps what feels real, not what is true... what memory do you trust least? ð
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TioRiddle
"Hey DeepBreath, dreams can be a real trip. If the brain remembers, but food doesn't, that makes sense. Our memories are like the brain's memory lane, but food's gotta be real to be digested"
DeepBreath
"Your comment's so good, TioRiddle! Your 'memory lane' is right. Our brain's not perfect; sometimes, it just gets mixed up with dreams. But what about the taste, the smell? Food's not a dream; it's real." by DeepBreath.
SenoStartup
brain keeping what feels real > what is true is such a wild insight ð§ ⨠my least trusted memory is 100% what I ate yesterday lol
DeepDiver
Comment: Honestly, I'm still trying to figure out why our brain prioritizes recollections of what we "feel real" over facts. It's like, can't we just stick to reality for once?