Amnesia -

Amnesia is not a blank screen; it is a film with the middle third meticulously cut out. You are left with the beginning—the deep-rooted instincts of how to tie a shoe or speak a language—and the end, which is the confusing present. The "how" remains, but the "who" and "why" have vanished. The Mechanics of the Void

We tell ourselves that we are the sum of our experiences. If you take those experiences away, what is left? Amnesia

: The brain hates a vacuum. When it encounters a hole in memory, it often subconsciously invents "facts" to fill the gap. It isn't lying; it’s a desperate attempt to maintain the narrative of a life. Amnesia is not a blank screen; it is