Level B (Menengah)
Professor Sarah Chen’s experimental memory-mapping software yielded unexpected results during beta testing. Volunteers reported not only accessing their own memories but occasionally experiencing fragments of others’ recollections.
One participant, while reviewing his childhood birthday party, suddenly found himself immersed in a stranger’s memory of a 1960s protest march. Initial panic gave way to fascination as the team realized they had inadvertently created a bridge between individual consciousness and shared human experience.
The phenomenon appeared to be linked to strong emotional resonance between memories, regardless of time or physical distance between the original experiences. As news of the discovery spread, ethical debates erupted in the scientific community. Should we have access to strangers’ intimate memories?
Could this technology revolutionize historical research or psychological healing? The project was temporarily suspended pending ethical review, but Professor Chen knew they stood at the threshold of understanding human consciousness in an entirely new way.
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Why did the discovery of shared memories cause ethical debates?
How did the memory-mapping software work differently from its intended purpose?
