Axiomempiricalv1
Memory is reconstructive, not reproductive—humans rebuild
Memory is reconstructive, not reproductive—humans rebuild past experiences from fragments rather than retrieving accurate recordings.
Why This Is an Axiom
This is an empirical finding from cognitive science about how memory works. It is foundational to why written records matter for review—the curriculum assumes memory is unreliable by nature, not by failure. This cannot be derived from other axioms; it is a fact about neural architecture.