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Sharing images may subtly change what - and how - we remember. Although they could appear crystal clear in our minds, our reminiscences should not a carbon copy of the events we witnessed. Each time we recall a memory, we could by accident alter it or diminish its accuracy. Even trivial reminiscences are simply corrupted with [mere recommendations](https://abcnews.go.com/search?searchtext=mere%20recommendations). The psychologist Elizabeth Loftus as soon as found that when people are advised vehicles "collided" instead of "hit," they recalled a automobile accident as being extra extreme than it was. Most irritating of all: We alter these details and reconstruct reality without being conscious we’re doing it. And the seams of our edited reminiscences are silently sealed \ No newline at end of file