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340 People who keep every voicemail from a parent long after that parent has died aren’t holding on unhealthily, they’ve discovered that a voice is the last part of someone the mind refuses to reconstruct on its own

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Silicon Canals Editorial Team @ Silicon Canals · today 04:13 EDT

People who keep every voicemail from a parent long after that parent has died aren’t holding on unhealthily, they’ve discovered that a voice is the last part of someone the mind refuses to reconstruct on its own

Faces can be reassembled in the mind. Voices cannot. The research on sensory memory explains why the bereaved cling to old voicemails long after a parent is gone — and why that instinct is not pathological but protective.

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