1330: Change with, in, over and through, Time
Author(s): Scott Douglas Jacobsen
Publication (Outlet/Website): Medium (Personal)
Publication Date (yyyy/mm/dd): 2025/07/20
I have seen a lot of people change over time.
The arcs of alteration take longer with more time embedded in time.
So, people’s selves are bounded physically and to the known history of the moment for them.
I have seen memorializations warp in real-time, over enough time.
The arcs of memory change with them too.
So, per Loftus, memory is a constructive process for encoding and a reconstructive process for recall, recognition.
Therefore, Memory and the Self are fluidic crystallizations, and so birelational with one another, each with time, and function as a new process object.
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