Moment

The memory, which is formed by the transformation of the moments we have experienced, learned, and reunited into memories, does not turn every memory into a memory and does not accept every moment as it is. Sometimes other codes used by past moments recall other meanings. Although a thought that we see every moment we remember develops, there may be a development in parallel. Memory influences the way we live the moment; is added to memory in a cumulative fashion. Requirements for understanding and/or interpreting, researching and consuming this interconnected and separate duo are the focal points of society. “Sometimes a moment is invaluable until it becomes a memory.”