False memory

We live in a world of illusions, and often there is a feeling that the personal reality of a person and what is happening outside are completely different worlds.

Some memories arise spontaneously when we read the news. And it may seem to us when we perceive some information that we have always owned it.

Individual reality is built on probabilities. In one version it happens this way, in another it happens differently, and sometimes these probabilities intersect or merge into one. From time to time there is a transition from one line to another.

Collective false memories are people's desire to lighten the load of difficult-to-perceive information and the inability to distinguish real events from imagined ones.

 This is how the imperfection of our memory works.