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Outsourcing memory: How smartphones are redefining what we choose to remember

By Info60 Canada Desk•Summary of reporting by Digital Journal•Sep 19, 2026•0 views•
Outsourcing memory: How smartphones are redefining what we choose to remember
The real challenge may not be deciding what technology can remember for us. It may be deciding what knowledge we still need to remember for ourselves. Critical thinking, judgment, creativity and contextual understanding cannot simply be outsourced to a device. The post Outsourcing memory: How smartphones are redefining what we choose to remember appeared first on Digital Journal .
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