Human memories are not precise, fixed and independent of context and current influences, or even expectations from the future. To a greater or lesser extent, memories change every time we regenerate them and form the basis from which we act in the here and now and from which we face the future. Unlike the exact display of a photo or data on a computer memory, remembering is always a process. Precisely because we have never started to rely so much on artificial memory as in our time, the question of what this does to us is important.