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I Think You Just Assume That Your Memory Is Just Sort Of A Video Playback Of Your Experience, But It's Nothing Like That At All. It's A Complete Refabrication Of An Event And A Lot Of It Is Made Up, Because You're Filling In Spaces.

Humans Are Incapable Of Securely Storing High-quality Cryptographic Keys, And They Have Unacceptable Speed And Accuracy When Performing Cryptographic Operations. (they Are Also Large, Expensive To Maintain, Difficult To Manage, And They Pollute The Environment. It Is Astonishing That These Devices Continue To Be Manufactured And Deployed. But They Are Sufficiently Pervasive That We Must Design Our Protocols Around Their Limitations.)

I Do Have Some Theatrical Background. I've Written Plays And Seen Plays And Read Plays. But I Also Read Novels. One Thing I Don't Read Is Screenplays.

I Don't Write Genre Stuff In Any Form. I'm Not Interested In It. I Always Try To Do The Opposite Of That.

It Occurred To Me That Every Work Of Art Is A Synecdoche, There's No Way Around It. Every Creative Work That Someone Does Can Only Represent An Aspect Of The Whole Of Something. I Can't Think Of An Exception To That.