It's not in human nature.
Currently I'm having the thoughts that this topic came at the right time because ''what in the name!!" I know I'm shouting, so I'm gonna take a chill pill and tell you all what happened to me some days ago.
A few days ago, I had a very long conversation with my best friend, and you know when two girls talk, you know how the conversation is always like. So one conversation led to another and I found myself promising my friend something I knew I would never do. And the worst of it all is the fact that I told her to remind me.
So yesterday my best friend called and was like "she is ready" then I responded "ready for what exactly?" Because right now I'm confused. I can't really seem to walk through memory lane properly. She reminded me of what I promised her the other day, and what was it? "I asked with curiosity." When she said, "I promised I was gonna buy her the whole world whenever she needed it," and right now she wants to eat a big-sized pizza.
At this moment, I didn't know how to react, but then I tried to remember the moment I said the words above, and maybe I was being falsely accused, but then, to my greatest surprise, that girl had it recorded and played it for me. I could hear myself uttering those words like I own the world. How did they even promise someone the world in the first place? Enough of my story.
What I'm trying to say is "what would the world be like if humans didn't forget things?" I don't think such a world would be nice to have around. What's the essence of humanity if we can't forget certain things? I think it's the forgetting nature we possess that is even making the human race more beautiful.
But then thinking of it right now is making me have double thoughts though, because imagine you can't forget things, imagine being taught in school, and then when the time of writing exams comes, you know what is going to happen, right? Yeah, even the exam paper will be scared of me because the things I'm about to pen down are gonna go a long way.
I've given it thorough thought, and I've come to the conclusion that I'm not gonna accept such a chip in my brain. I love how things are with humanity because that is the beauty of it. Being perfect doesn't exist in humanity. It's our flaws that make us who we are, and that is the only thing that defines us.
What if, in the process of poking my brain and trying to insert a chip, I lost my life? What is gonna happen then? I know science tends to play around with things. I'm not gonna be a sacrificial lamb because I want some chip in my brain for something that doesn't seem right. And also this our forgetting nature has saved us from certain things.
Thanks for reading 🧡
The process is even a threat to our lives, so I wonder why anyone will even want to to do such a thing. The funny thing is that, there will be people that will want to do it without even thinking twice.
No human is perfect. That is for sure and using a science chop to enhance brain memory is just whack.
Seriously, the process is a threat and there can be lost of life in the process as humans are bound to make mistakes. We have seen doctors making mistakes in the past. And any mistake made on the brain can be disastrous as it's the most sensitive part of the body. Thanks for sharing.