What I forget not only ceases to exist, but never really existed in the first place.
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In Peter S. Beagle's "The Last Unicorn," the statement reflects a profound philosophical idea about memory and existence. It suggests that forgetting something not only removes it from our consciousness but also implies that it lacked true significance or reality in the first place. This perspective raises questions about the nature of existence and how closely tied our memories are to the realities we perceive.
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