Memories

There's a lot of pop music I'd like to forget.

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Originally Posted by kedawa

There's a lot of pop music I'd like to forget.

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You changed my answer from no to yes.

There's some books I have read, and movies I have watched, when I was too young to properly appreciate them. It'd be nice to erase that memory and experience them for the first time again.

I've never once felt that feeling. Then agian I was stunted and didn't get to see a lot of stuff until I was older and I didn't read a lot as a kid. But still I can't relate to that. I can, however, understand the sentiment.

I wouldn't mind erasing sex abuse and one particular drug experience.

I would never go to those brain butchers. I could have a schizoid embolism.

Yes so I can play Deus Ex and SS2 again

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Originally Posted by Hubbitron

I would never go to those brain butchers. I could have a schizoid embolism.

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Your talking ancient history, nowadays it's safer than getting on a rocket.

http://www.the-nextlevel.com/board/a...1&d=1266965047

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Originally Posted by shidoshi

As painful as memories can be, they make us who we are. Without those memories, we will have learned nothing, and we cannot become better people.

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Memory erasure would just be another way to change. Even if you forget some stupid thing you did in 1995, you'll still have the overall weight of the last 15 years of experiences to ensure that you don't do the same thing again.

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Originally Posted by Diff-chun

There's some books I have read, and movies I have watched, when I was too young to properly appreciate them. It'd be nice to erase that memory and experience them for the first time again.

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This is good. Watch a movie, write about it, forget the whole experience then do it again 5 years later and see what's changed. Maybe I could read some of my own comics and see what they're like without knowing I made them.