“We are threatened not just by memory loss, but by the routing of the synapses by the filterable viruses of memory. The strange disappearance of names, faces and places seems like a programmed erasure, like the imperceptible advance of a virus which, after infecting the artificial memories of computers, is now attacking natural memories. Might there not be a conspiracy of software?”
Jean Baudrillard was a French philosopher known for his critical studies on consumerism, media, and semiotics. His theories have had a profound impact on postmodernism and cultural studies. more
“La grande défaite, en tout, c'est d'oublier, et surtout ce qui vous a fait crever.”
“The willing are led by fate, the reluctant are dragged.”
“Memory near oblivion. Far death”
“Some people are gone, but not forgotten. Some are still here, but already forgotten.”