It does not start from nothing
Every call begins from everything you have ever told it. No re-explaining who your brother is, or what you decided in March.
Memory
Built like the only memory that ever worked: yours.
Seven parts, each with one job, and none of them guesses. Every answer goes back to what you actually said, on the day you said it.
The seven parts
One door in, one record, and five ways back to it.
- The listener. One door in. Nothing is kept unless it comes through here.
- The record. Your exact words, with the date. Never rewritten.
- The connections. "My brother" means the same person every time.
- The meaning. Finds the memory even when you use other words.
- The recognizer. Knows a name the moment it hears it, in any of the languages it speaks.
- The recaller. Asks the three above at once, goes back to the record, and gives one answer.
- The briefer. Knows who you are before you have said a word.
The parts that make sense of the record are built from the record and can be rebuilt from it. The record itself never changes.
What you notice
It answers from your own words.
It says when, not just what
"On 3 March you said he wanted to sell and you wanted to wait." The date is part of the memory, so the answer can be checked.
Nineteen languages
It answers in the language you are speaking, in a voice chosen for it, and it remembers what you said in one language when you ask in another.
Separate memories
Not one memory with your name on the rows.
The store is yours, and so is everything built on top of it. Your memory is not a slice of a shared structure; it is a structure of its own.
Your own record
The sentences you said, in your words, with their dates. Nobody else's sentences are in the same file.
Your own graph
Your people, places and plans, joined the way your life joins them. "My brother" resolves inside your memory and nowhere else.
Your own index
What makes your memory searchable is built from your record alone, and can be rebuilt from it. It is not a shared index with a filter over it.
Your own names
The words that only mean something to you, the nicknames, the shorthand, live in your memory and are not learned from anyone else's.
Because these are separate structures and not shared ones, rebuilding, exporting or deleting one person's memory never reaches into another's.
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