FREUD & ERROR

Memory is unreliable because your brain values story over accuracy.

✗ FAKE
Memory is reconstructive, and research shows it can be influenced by suggestion and time. Memory involves narrative reconstruction, but the claim that the brain values story over accuracy is a simplification.

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