The Weight of Perfect Memory
Clara Whitmore sat at her tuning console and watched a woman's memories flow across her screen like water through glass. Each one was a small, luminous thing — a fragment of a day, preserved in the annual backup that every citizen of the Solar Commonwealth was required to make. Today's memory belonged to a woman named Rachel, age forty-two, a teacher at the Mars Colony Education Center....
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