WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST? Archiv
28 Episoden
6 Minuten
If you lost your memories, would you still be you?
Imagine waking up in a hospital.
You know your name. But you don't recognize the woman beside your bed.
She tells you she's your wife.
She remembers the day you met, the promises you made, and the life you built together.
You remember nothing.
To her, you're still the same person. To yourself, you're a stranger.
Now imagine discovering a notebook you wrote before the accident.
Inside, you find a confession.
I can't keep living like this.
She thinks I'm happy. I'm not.
You don't remember writing those words. You don't remember feeling that way.
But everyone tells you that person was you.
What are you supposed to do with a past you can't remember?
Your wife wants the man she loved to come back.
But what if you don't want to become that man again?
What if you're calmer now? More patient. Different in ways you actually like?
Does losing your memories give you the right to start over?
Or are you still responsible for the promises you made and the people you hurt?
Forgetting what you did doesn't mean it never happened.
And remembering who you used to be doesn't necessarily mean you should become that person again.
We often explain ourselves through our past.
“That's just who I am.”
“I've always been this way.”
But what if the memories that tell you who you are suddenly disappear?
Would you still be responsible for your old choices?
Would you still owe people the same promises?
Maybe identity isn't something we simply carry through life. Maybe we keep rebuilding it through our actions, relationships, and choices.
But other people remember the person you used to be.
They remember the promises. The pain. The future they believed you would share.
You may feel like a new person.
They may still be waiting for the old one to return.
So here's the question:
If you lost every memory of who you used to be, would you still owe the world the same person?
Or would you have the right to decide who you become next?
Continue the journey:
Episode 14 — WHAT IF YOUR PERSONALITY WAS BUILT ON FALSE MEMORIES?
What if the memories that shaped your personality were never true? Would you still trust the person those memories made you?
Listen to WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7qrqsjArnmJeOQdeGsJbxg
Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-would-you-trust/id6818862637
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@NeonReflexLoop
JONAH WHITMORE
Psychological Science Fiction & Thrillers
Memory · Identity · Consciousness · Trust · Choice
What if you couldn't trust your own memories?
Jonah Whitmore writes psychological science fiction and psychological thrillers about memory, identity, consciousness, trust, and choice.
THE MEMORY EDITOR
What if one of your memories never happened?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHJ25SQ2
THE FIRST ARCHIVE
A psychological science-fiction thriller about memory, truth, and erasure.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHHHGBQ2
THE LAST ARCHIVE
A psychological thriller about secrets and the truth hidden inside an impossible archive.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJ24CPP1
THE UNCHOSEN
A psychological thriller about choice, identity, and the lives we may not fully control.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJCYXRRY
THE MEMORY THAT REMAINED
He remembers three years of his life. He doesn't remember his wife.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJZH5RM7
Written and created by Jonah Whitmore.
WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?
The person you remember being…
The person everyone else remembers…
Or the person you're becoming now?
Imagine waking up in a hospital.
You know your name. But you don't recognize the woman beside your bed.
She tells you she's your wife.
She remembers the day you met, the promises you made, and the life you built together.
You remember nothing.
To her, you're still the same person. To yourself, you're a stranger.
Now imagine discovering a notebook you wrote before the accident.
Inside, you find a confession.
I can't keep living like this.
She thinks I'm happy. I'm not.
You don't remember writing those words. You don't remember feeling that way.
But everyone tells you that person was you.
What are you supposed to do with a past you can't remember?
Your wife wants the man she loved to come back.
But what if you don't want to become that man again?
What if you're calmer now? More patient. Different in ways you actually like?
Does losing your memories give you the right to start over?
Or are you still responsible for the promises you made and the people you hurt?
Forgetting what you did doesn't mean it never happened.
And remembering who you used to be doesn't necessarily mean you should become that person again.
We often explain ourselves through our past.
“That's just who I am.”
“I've always been this way.”
But what if the memories that tell you who you are suddenly disappear?
Would you still be responsible for your old choices?
Would you still owe people the same promises?
Maybe identity isn't something we simply carry through life. Maybe we keep rebuilding it through our actions, relationships, and choices.
But other people remember the person you used to be.
They remember the promises. The pain. The future they believed you would share.
You may feel like a new person.
They may still be waiting for the old one to return.
So here's the question:
If you lost every memory of who you used to be, would you still owe the world the same person?
Or would you have the right to decide who you become next?
Continue the journey:
Episode 14 — WHAT IF YOUR PERSONALITY WAS BUILT ON FALSE MEMORIES?
What if the memories that shaped your personality were never true? Would you still trust the person those memories made you?
Listen to WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7qrqsjArnmJeOQdeGsJbxg
Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-would-you-trust/id6818862637
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@NeonReflexLoop
JONAH WHITMORE
Psychological Science Fiction & Thrillers
Memory · Identity · Consciousness · Trust · Choice
What if you couldn't trust your own memories?
Jonah Whitmore writes psychological science fiction and psychological thrillers about memory, identity, consciousness, trust, and choice.
THE MEMORY EDITOR
What if one of your memories never happened?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHJ25SQ2
THE FIRST ARCHIVE
A psychological science-fiction thriller about memory, truth, and erasure.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHHHGBQ2
THE LAST ARCHIVE
A psychological thriller about secrets and the truth hidden inside an impossible archive.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJ24CPP1
THE UNCHOSEN
A psychological thriller about choice, identity, and the lives we may not fully control.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJCYXRRY
THE MEMORY THAT REMAINED
He remembers three years of his life. He doesn't remember his wife.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJZH5RM7
Written and created by Jonah Whitmore.
WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?
The person you remember being…
The person everyone else remembers…
Or the person you're becoming now?
4 Minuten
If your memories disappeared tomorrow, would you still be you?
Think about the person you were ten years ago.
You probably remember some of it.
Where you lived.
Who you were close to.
What you wanted.
Maybe there are things you did back then that you would never do now.
And yet, when someone asks about that person, you say:
“That was me.”
But what creates that connection?
Your body?
Your personality?
Your memories?
Or the story in your mind that says:
I was there.
That happened to me.
That was my life.
Now imagine something strange.
You keep all your memories.
Every photograph.
Every conversation you can remember.
Every important moment.
But your personality changes.
Your fears are different.
Your tastes are different.
The things you care about are different.
You still remember your entire life.
But you no longer recognize the person you used to be.
Would you still be you?
Or would you be someone completely different who simply happens to remember your life?
And now go the other way.
Imagine you lose your memories.
But something inside you remains.
You still laugh at the same kind of jokes.
You still get nervous in the same situations.
You still make the same strange little choices.
Someone tells you:
“You used to love this song.”
You don't remember it.
But when it starts playing…
you smile.
If your memories disappear, but something inside you remains…
was memory ever the whole of you?
Maybe we don't discover who we are through memory.
Maybe we create who we are by remembering.
Think about the stories you tell about your own life.
“I was always like this.”
“I've never trusted people.”
“That experience changed me.”
“This is why I am the way I am.”
Those stories can feel like facts.
But they are also interpretations.
And every time we remember something, we may be telling the story again.
A little differently.
Maybe memory becomes part of identity…
and then identity changes the way we remember it.
Which comes first?
The person?
Or the story about the person?
I don't know if there is a clean answer.
And maybe that's the uncomfortable part.
So here's the question:
If every memory you have helps explain who you are…
does that mean your memories make you who you are?
Or are you the person who decides what those memories mean?
Continue the journey:
Episode 11 — WHO ARE YOU WITHOUT YOUR MEMORIES?
What happens to identity when the memories that connect us to our past disappear?
And this journey continues in the next episode of WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?
Listen to WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?
Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/show/7qrqsjArnmJeOQdeGsJbxg
Apple Podcasts:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-would-you-trust/id6818862637
YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/@NeonReflexLoop
JONAH WHITMORE
Psychological Science Fiction & Thrillers
Memory · Identity · Consciousness · Trust · Choice
What if you couldn't trust your own memories?
Jonah Whitmore writes psychological science fiction and psychological thrillers about memory, identity, consciousness, trust, and choice.
His books include:
THE MEMORY EDITOR
What if one of your memories never happened?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHJ25SQ2
THE FIRST ARCHIVE
A psychological science-fiction thriller about memory, truth, and what remains after something has been erased.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHHHGBQ2
THE LAST ARCHIVE
A psychological thriller about secrets, memory, and the truth hidden inside an impossible archive.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJ24CPP1
THE UNCHOSEN
A psychological thriller about choice, identity, and the possibility that our lives are not entirely our own.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJCYXRRY
THE MEMORY THAT REMAINED
He remembers three years of his life. He doesn't remember his wife.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJZH5RM7
Written and created by Jonah Whitmore.
WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?
Your memories or your identity?
The person you remember being…
or the person you are now?
Think about the person you were ten years ago.
You probably remember some of it.
Where you lived.
Who you were close to.
What you wanted.
Maybe there are things you did back then that you would never do now.
And yet, when someone asks about that person, you say:
“That was me.”
But what creates that connection?
Your body?
Your personality?
Your memories?
Or the story in your mind that says:
I was there.
That happened to me.
That was my life.
Now imagine something strange.
You keep all your memories.
Every photograph.
Every conversation you can remember.
Every important moment.
But your personality changes.
Your fears are different.
Your tastes are different.
The things you care about are different.
You still remember your entire life.
But you no longer recognize the person you used to be.
Would you still be you?
Or would you be someone completely different who simply happens to remember your life?
And now go the other way.
Imagine you lose your memories.
But something inside you remains.
You still laugh at the same kind of jokes.
You still get nervous in the same situations.
You still make the same strange little choices.
Someone tells you:
“You used to love this song.”
You don't remember it.
But when it starts playing…
you smile.
If your memories disappear, but something inside you remains…
was memory ever the whole of you?
Maybe we don't discover who we are through memory.
Maybe we create who we are by remembering.
Think about the stories you tell about your own life.
“I was always like this.”
“I've never trusted people.”
“That experience changed me.”
“This is why I am the way I am.”
Those stories can feel like facts.
But they are also interpretations.
And every time we remember something, we may be telling the story again.
A little differently.
Maybe memory becomes part of identity…
and then identity changes the way we remember it.
Which comes first?
The person?
Or the story about the person?
I don't know if there is a clean answer.
And maybe that's the uncomfortable part.
So here's the question:
If every memory you have helps explain who you are…
does that mean your memories make you who you are?
Or are you the person who decides what those memories mean?
Continue the journey:
Episode 11 — WHO ARE YOU WITHOUT YOUR MEMORIES?
What happens to identity when the memories that connect us to our past disappear?
And this journey continues in the next episode of WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?
Listen to WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?
Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/show/7qrqsjArnmJeOQdeGsJbxg
Apple Podcasts:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-would-you-trust/id6818862637
YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/@NeonReflexLoop
JONAH WHITMORE
Psychological Science Fiction & Thrillers
Memory · Identity · Consciousness · Trust · Choice
What if you couldn't trust your own memories?
Jonah Whitmore writes psychological science fiction and psychological thrillers about memory, identity, consciousness, trust, and choice.
His books include:
THE MEMORY EDITOR
What if one of your memories never happened?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHJ25SQ2
THE FIRST ARCHIVE
A psychological science-fiction thriller about memory, truth, and what remains after something has been erased.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHHHGBQ2
THE LAST ARCHIVE
A psychological thriller about secrets, memory, and the truth hidden inside an impossible archive.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJ24CPP1
THE UNCHOSEN
A psychological thriller about choice, identity, and the possibility that our lives are not entirely our own.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJCYXRRY
THE MEMORY THAT REMAINED
He remembers three years of his life. He doesn't remember his wife.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJZH5RM7
Written and created by Jonah Whitmore.
WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?
Your memories or your identity?
The person you remember being…
or the person you are now?
4 Minuten
Who are you without your memories?
Imagine waking up tomorrow and discovering that everything from your past is gone.
Your childhood.
Your relationships.
Your greatest moments.
Your regrets.
Everything that made you feel like yourself.
Other people can tell you who you were.
They can show you photographs.
They can give you evidence.
They can describe your entire life.
But there is one thing missing.
You don't remember living it.
In Episode 11 of WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?, Jonah Whitmore explores one of the deepest questions about identity:
If your memories disappear, does the person you were disappear with them?
What makes you the same person over time?
Your body?
Your personality?
Your memories?
Or something else?
Because maybe identity is not just about what happened to us.
Maybe it is about the story we carry inside our own minds.
And if that story disappears…
who is left?
WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST? is a psychological thriller podcast by Jonah Whitmore about memory, identity, consciousness, choice, and trust.
Sometimes the question isn't who you were.
It's whether you would still recognize yourself without the past that created you.
Continue the journey:
Before asking who you are without your memories, listen to:
Episode 10 — HOW MUCH OF YOUR MEMORY IS ACTUALLY YOURS?
A question about whether the memories we trust are always the memories that really happened.
Continue next with:
Episode 12 — DOES YOUR MEMORY MAKE YOU WHO YOU ARE?
The next step in the identity journey: if memories shape our sense of self, are they the foundation of who we become?
Listen to WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?
Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/show/7qrqsjArnmJeOQdeGsJbxg
Apple Podcasts:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-would-you-trust/id6818862637
Watch Jonah Whitmore on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/@NeonReflexLoop
Jonah Whitmore writes psychological science fiction and psychological thrillers about memory, identity, consciousness, trust, and choice.
His books include:
THE MEMORY EDITOR
What if one of your memories never happened?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHJ25SQ2
THE FIRST ARCHIVE
A psychological science-fiction thriller about memory, truth, and what remains after something has been erased.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHHHGBQ2
THE LAST ARCHIVE
A psychological thriller about secrets, memory, and the truth hidden inside an impossible archive.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJ24CPP1
THE UNCHOSEN
A psychological thriller about choice, identity, and the possibility that our lives are not entirely our own.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJCYXRRY
THE MEMORY THAT REMAINED
He remembers three years of his life. He doesn't remember his wife.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJZH5RM7
Written and created by Jonah Whitmore.
WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?
Memory or evidence?
Your past or your identity?
Your mind or the truth?
Imagine waking up tomorrow and discovering that everything from your past is gone.
Your childhood.
Your relationships.
Your greatest moments.
Your regrets.
Everything that made you feel like yourself.
Other people can tell you who you were.
They can show you photographs.
They can give you evidence.
They can describe your entire life.
But there is one thing missing.
You don't remember living it.
In Episode 11 of WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?, Jonah Whitmore explores one of the deepest questions about identity:
If your memories disappear, does the person you were disappear with them?
What makes you the same person over time?
Your body?
Your personality?
Your memories?
Or something else?
Because maybe identity is not just about what happened to us.
Maybe it is about the story we carry inside our own minds.
And if that story disappears…
who is left?
WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST? is a psychological thriller podcast by Jonah Whitmore about memory, identity, consciousness, choice, and trust.
Sometimes the question isn't who you were.
It's whether you would still recognize yourself without the past that created you.
Continue the journey:
Before asking who you are without your memories, listen to:
Episode 10 — HOW MUCH OF YOUR MEMORY IS ACTUALLY YOURS?
A question about whether the memories we trust are always the memories that really happened.
Continue next with:
Episode 12 — DOES YOUR MEMORY MAKE YOU WHO YOU ARE?
The next step in the identity journey: if memories shape our sense of self, are they the foundation of who we become?
Listen to WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?
Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/show/7qrqsjArnmJeOQdeGsJbxg
Apple Podcasts:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-would-you-trust/id6818862637
Watch Jonah Whitmore on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/@NeonReflexLoop
Jonah Whitmore writes psychological science fiction and psychological thrillers about memory, identity, consciousness, trust, and choice.
His books include:
THE MEMORY EDITOR
What if one of your memories never happened?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHJ25SQ2
THE FIRST ARCHIVE
A psychological science-fiction thriller about memory, truth, and what remains after something has been erased.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHHHGBQ2
THE LAST ARCHIVE
A psychological thriller about secrets, memory, and the truth hidden inside an impossible archive.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJ24CPP1
THE UNCHOSEN
A psychological thriller about choice, identity, and the possibility that our lives are not entirely our own.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJCYXRRY
THE MEMORY THAT REMAINED
He remembers three years of his life. He doesn't remember his wife.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJZH5RM7
Written and created by Jonah Whitmore.
WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?
Memory or evidence?
Your past or your identity?
Your mind or the truth?
5 Minuten
How much of your memory is actually yours?
Imagine remembering something for twenty years.
You know where you were.
You remember the people.
You remember what happened.
Then someone shows you evidence that says it never happened that way.
What do you trust?
Your memory?
Or the evidence?
In Episode 10 of WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?, Jonah Whitmore explores one of the strangest questions about memory and identity:
What if a memory can change without you knowing?
A detail disappears.
Another becomes clearer.
Someone else's version becomes part of your own.
And eventually, you may have a memory that feels completely yours…
without knowing where all of it came from.
But there is an even harder question.
If one of your important memories turned out to be wrong, would it change who you are?
WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST? is a psychological thriller podcast by Jonah Whitmore about memory, identity, consciousness, choice, and trust.
Sometimes the question isn't what happened.
It's whether you can trust the person who remembers it.
Listen to WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?
Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/show/7qrqsjArnmJeOQdeGsJbxg
Apple Podcasts:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-would-you-trust/id6818862637
Watch Jonah Whitmore on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/@NeonReflexLoop
Jonah Whitmore writes psychological science fiction and psychological thrillers about memory, identity, consciousness, trust, and choice.
His books include:
THE MEMORY EDITOR
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHJ25SQ2
THE FIRST ARCHIVE
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHHHGBQ2
THE LAST ARCHIVE
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJ24CPP1
THE UNCHOSEN
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJCYXRRY
THE MEMORY THAT REMAINED
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJZH5RM7
Written and created by Jonah Whitmore.
WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?
Memory or evidence?
Your past or the truth?
Your mind or reality?
Imagine remembering something for twenty years.
You know where you were.
You remember the people.
You remember what happened.
Then someone shows you evidence that says it never happened that way.
What do you trust?
Your memory?
Or the evidence?
In Episode 10 of WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?, Jonah Whitmore explores one of the strangest questions about memory and identity:
What if a memory can change without you knowing?
A detail disappears.
Another becomes clearer.
Someone else's version becomes part of your own.
And eventually, you may have a memory that feels completely yours…
without knowing where all of it came from.
But there is an even harder question.
If one of your important memories turned out to be wrong, would it change who you are?
WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST? is a psychological thriller podcast by Jonah Whitmore about memory, identity, consciousness, choice, and trust.
Sometimes the question isn't what happened.
It's whether you can trust the person who remembers it.
Listen to WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?
Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/show/7qrqsjArnmJeOQdeGsJbxg
Apple Podcasts:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-would-you-trust/id6818862637
Watch Jonah Whitmore on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/@NeonReflexLoop
Jonah Whitmore writes psychological science fiction and psychological thrillers about memory, identity, consciousness, trust, and choice.
His books include:
THE MEMORY EDITOR
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHJ25SQ2
THE FIRST ARCHIVE
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHHHGBQ2
THE LAST ARCHIVE
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJ24CPP1
THE UNCHOSEN
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJCYXRRY
THE MEMORY THAT REMAINED
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJZH5RM7
Written and created by Jonah Whitmore.
WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?
Memory or evidence?
Your past or the truth?
Your mind or reality?
3 Minuten
What if your future self could warn you?
Imagine waking up tomorrow and finding a message from yourself ten years in the future.
One sentence:
“Don’t make the same mistake I made.”
Would you believe it?
And if you did… would you listen?
In Episode 9 of WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?, Jonah Whitmore explores a psychological thought experiment about the future, identity, choice, and trust.
If your future self knew exactly what was going to happen to you, would you want to know?
What if changing one decision erased the future that sent the warning?
And what if some mistakes have to happen before we can become the person we eventually are?
This episode explores a simple but unsettling question:
Would you trust your future self — or yourself right now?
WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST? is a psychological thriller podcast by Jonah Whitmore about memory, identity, consciousness, choice, and trust.
Sometimes the question isn't what will happen.
It's who you will trust when it does.
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7qrqsjArnmJeOQdeGsJbxg
Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-would-you-trust/id6818862637
Jonah Whitmore writes psychological science fiction and psychological thrillers about memory, identity, consciousness, trust, and choice.
His books include:
THE MEMORY EDITOR
What if one of your memories never happened?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHJ25SQ2
THE FIRST ARCHIVE
A psychological science-fiction thriller about memory, truth, and what remains after something has been erased.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHHHGBQ2
THE LAST ARCHIVE
A psychological thriller about secrets, memory, and the truth hidden inside an impossible archive.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJ24CPP1
THE UNCHOSEN
A psychological thriller about choice, identity, and the possibility that our lives are not entirely our own.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJCYXRRY
THE MEMORY THAT REMAINED
He remembers three years of his life. He doesn't remember his wife.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJZH5RM7
Written and created by Jonah Whitmore.
WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?
Memory or evidence?
Your past or your future?
Your mind or the truth?
Imagine waking up tomorrow and finding a message from yourself ten years in the future.
One sentence:
“Don’t make the same mistake I made.”
Would you believe it?
And if you did… would you listen?
In Episode 9 of WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?, Jonah Whitmore explores a psychological thought experiment about the future, identity, choice, and trust.
If your future self knew exactly what was going to happen to you, would you want to know?
What if changing one decision erased the future that sent the warning?
And what if some mistakes have to happen before we can become the person we eventually are?
This episode explores a simple but unsettling question:
Would you trust your future self — or yourself right now?
WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST? is a psychological thriller podcast by Jonah Whitmore about memory, identity, consciousness, choice, and trust.
Sometimes the question isn't what will happen.
It's who you will trust when it does.
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7qrqsjArnmJeOQdeGsJbxg
Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-would-you-trust/id6818862637
Jonah Whitmore writes psychological science fiction and psychological thrillers about memory, identity, consciousness, trust, and choice.
His books include:
THE MEMORY EDITOR
What if one of your memories never happened?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHJ25SQ2
THE FIRST ARCHIVE
A psychological science-fiction thriller about memory, truth, and what remains after something has been erased.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHHHGBQ2
THE LAST ARCHIVE
A psychological thriller about secrets, memory, and the truth hidden inside an impossible archive.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJ24CPP1
THE UNCHOSEN
A psychological thriller about choice, identity, and the possibility that our lives are not entirely our own.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJCYXRRY
THE MEMORY THAT REMAINED
He remembers three years of his life. He doesn't remember his wife.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJZH5RM7
Written and created by Jonah Whitmore.
WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?
Memory or evidence?
Your past or your future?
Your mind or the truth?
4 Minuten
What if one of the memories that made you who you are never actually happened?
Think about a memory you know by heart.
A conversation.
A moment from childhood.
Something someone said to you.
A moment that changed the way you see yourself.
Now imagine discovering that your memory is wrong.
Not one detail.
The whole thing.
The conversation never happened.
The person wasn't there.
Maybe the event itself never happened at all.
But you still remember it.
And maybe that memory helped shape your life.
It influenced who you trusted.
Who you avoided.
The choices you made.
The person you became.
So what happens when you discover that the memory you built part of your identity around... wasn't real?
Here's the strange part:
A memory can be false and still change your life.
The event wasn't real.
But your fear was.
Your decision was.
The relationship that followed was real.
Everything that happened afterward was real.
So maybe a false memory doesn't have to be true to become part of who you are.
Now imagine you could erase it.
You could replace the false memory with the truth.
But what if changing the memory changed you too?
Would you choose the truth?
Or would you keep the memory because, true or not, it helped make you who you became?
And if a false memory can become part of your identity...
what would you trust?
Your memory?
The evidence?
Or the person you've become?
WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST? is a series of short psychological thought experiments about memory, identity, consciousness, choice, and trust.
Each episode explores a simple question that can become surprisingly difficult once you start thinking about it.
LISTEN TO THE SERIES
Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/show/7qrqsjArnmJeOQdeGsJbxg
Apple Podcasts:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-would-you-trust/id6818862637
BOOKS BY JONAH WHITMORE
If the questions in WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST? stay with you, they continue in Jonah Whitmore's psychological science fiction and thriller novels.
THE MEMORY EDITOR
What if your memories were never yours?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHJ25SQ2
THE FIRST ARCHIVE
The reconstruction was only the beginning.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHHHGBQ2
THE LAST ARCHIVE
The final archive contains what the others could not erase.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJ24CPP1
THE UNCHOSEN
What if the most important choice of your life was never yours to make?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJCYXRRY
THE MEMORY THAT REMAINED
He remembers three years of his life.
But he doesn't remember his wife.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJZH5RM7
Jonah Whitmore writes psychological science fiction, thrillers, and dark philosophical fiction about memory, identity, consciousness, trust, and choice.
The questions are different.
The problem is always the same:
What would you trust?
By Jonah Whitmore.
Think about a memory you know by heart.
A conversation.
A moment from childhood.
Something someone said to you.
A moment that changed the way you see yourself.
Now imagine discovering that your memory is wrong.
Not one detail.
The whole thing.
The conversation never happened.
The person wasn't there.
Maybe the event itself never happened at all.
But you still remember it.
And maybe that memory helped shape your life.
It influenced who you trusted.
Who you avoided.
The choices you made.
The person you became.
So what happens when you discover that the memory you built part of your identity around... wasn't real?
Here's the strange part:
A memory can be false and still change your life.
The event wasn't real.
But your fear was.
Your decision was.
The relationship that followed was real.
Everything that happened afterward was real.
So maybe a false memory doesn't have to be true to become part of who you are.
Now imagine you could erase it.
You could replace the false memory with the truth.
But what if changing the memory changed you too?
Would you choose the truth?
Or would you keep the memory because, true or not, it helped make you who you became?
And if a false memory can become part of your identity...
what would you trust?
Your memory?
The evidence?
Or the person you've become?
WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST? is a series of short psychological thought experiments about memory, identity, consciousness, choice, and trust.
Each episode explores a simple question that can become surprisingly difficult once you start thinking about it.
LISTEN TO THE SERIES
Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/show/7qrqsjArnmJeOQdeGsJbxg
Apple Podcasts:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-would-you-trust/id6818862637
BOOKS BY JONAH WHITMORE
If the questions in WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST? stay with you, they continue in Jonah Whitmore's psychological science fiction and thriller novels.
THE MEMORY EDITOR
What if your memories were never yours?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHJ25SQ2
THE FIRST ARCHIVE
The reconstruction was only the beginning.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHHHGBQ2
THE LAST ARCHIVE
The final archive contains what the others could not erase.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJ24CPP1
THE UNCHOSEN
What if the most important choice of your life was never yours to make?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJCYXRRY
THE MEMORY THAT REMAINED
He remembers three years of his life.
But he doesn't remember his wife.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJZH5RM7
Jonah Whitmore writes psychological science fiction, thrillers, and dark philosophical fiction about memory, identity, consciousness, trust, and choice.
The questions are different.
The problem is always the same:
What would you trust?
By Jonah Whitmore.
5 Minuten
We trust our memories because they feel like evidence.
A conversation you remember.
A moment you can replay.
A detail you are certain happened exactly the way you see it.
But what if your memory is wrong?
What would you trust more — the memory inside your own mind, or the evidence that proves something different?
Because memory is not a perfect recording of the past. Every time we remember something, our brain reconstructs it. It fills gaps. It changes details. It creates a version of events that feels real.
And sometimes that version can be completely different from what actually happened.
So what happens when your memories and the evidence disagree?
Do you trust what you experienced?
Do you trust what can be proven?
Or do you trust the explanation that feels most believable?
Because the hardest truths to accept are often not the ones we don't know...
They are the ones that challenge what we already believe.
And if you can't completely trust your own memories...
what can you truly trust?
WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST? is a series of short psychological thought experiments about memory, identity, consciousness, choice, and trust.
Listen to the full series on Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/show/7qrqsjArnmJeOQdeGsJbxg
By Jonah Whitmore.
Jonah Whitmore's fiction explores many of the same questions about memory, identity, choice, and trust.
The Memory Editor
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHJ25SQ2
The First Archive
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHHHGBQ2
The Last Archive
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJ24CPP1
The Unchosen
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJCYXRRY
The Memory That Remained
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJZH5RM7
Jonah Whitmore
https://jonahwhitmore.wordpress.com/
A conversation you remember.
A moment you can replay.
A detail you are certain happened exactly the way you see it.
But what if your memory is wrong?
What would you trust more — the memory inside your own mind, or the evidence that proves something different?
Because memory is not a perfect recording of the past. Every time we remember something, our brain reconstructs it. It fills gaps. It changes details. It creates a version of events that feels real.
And sometimes that version can be completely different from what actually happened.
So what happens when your memories and the evidence disagree?
Do you trust what you experienced?
Do you trust what can be proven?
Or do you trust the explanation that feels most believable?
Because the hardest truths to accept are often not the ones we don't know...
They are the ones that challenge what we already believe.
And if you can't completely trust your own memories...
what can you truly trust?
WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST? is a series of short psychological thought experiments about memory, identity, consciousness, choice, and trust.
Listen to the full series on Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/show/7qrqsjArnmJeOQdeGsJbxg
By Jonah Whitmore.
Jonah Whitmore's fiction explores many of the same questions about memory, identity, choice, and trust.
The Memory Editor
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHJ25SQ2
The First Archive
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHHHGBQ2
The Last Archive
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJ24CPP1
The Unchosen
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJCYXRRY
The Memory That Remained
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJZH5RM7
Jonah Whitmore
https://jonahwhitmore.wordpress.com/
2 Minuten
Why Does Your Brain Create False Memories?
We trust our memories because they feel real.
A childhood room. A conversation. A face. A moment you can see so clearly that you never think to question it.
But memory isn't a recording. Every time we remember something, our brain reconstructs it. And sometimes, that reconstruction can become something that feels like a memory of an event that never happened.
So what happens when a memory is wrong?
Maybe the mistake doesn't matter.
But what if that memory changed the way you see yourself? What if it changed who you trusted, what you feared, or what you believed happened to you?
Because memories don't just tell us about the past. They help create the story of who we are.
And if your brain can create a memory that never happened...
what else do you trust simply because it feels true?
WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST? is a series of short psychological thought experiments about memory, identity, consciousness, choice, and trust.
By Jonah Whitmore.
Jonah Whitmore's fiction explores many of the same questions about memory, identity, choice, and trust.
The Memory Editor
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHJ25SQ2
The First Archive
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHHHGBQ2
The Last Archive
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJ24CPP1
The Unchosen
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJCYXRRY
The Memory That Remained
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJZH5RM7
Jonah Whitmore
https://jonahwhitmore.wordpress.com/
We trust our memories because they feel real.
A childhood room. A conversation. A face. A moment you can see so clearly that you never think to question it.
But memory isn't a recording. Every time we remember something, our brain reconstructs it. And sometimes, that reconstruction can become something that feels like a memory of an event that never happened.
So what happens when a memory is wrong?
Maybe the mistake doesn't matter.
But what if that memory changed the way you see yourself? What if it changed who you trusted, what you feared, or what you believed happened to you?
Because memories don't just tell us about the past. They help create the story of who we are.
And if your brain can create a memory that never happened...
what else do you trust simply because it feels true?
WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST? is a series of short psychological thought experiments about memory, identity, consciousness, choice, and trust.
By Jonah Whitmore.
Jonah Whitmore's fiction explores many of the same questions about memory, identity, choice, and trust.
The Memory Editor
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHJ25SQ2
The First Archive
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHHHGBQ2
The Last Archive
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJ24CPP1
The Unchosen
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJCYXRRY
The Memory That Remained
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJZH5RM7
Jonah Whitmore
https://jonahwhitmore.wordpress.com/
3 Minuten
Can you trust your own mind?
You see something. You remember something. You believe something happened. But how do you know your mind got the story right?
In this episode of WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?, Jonah Whitmore explores the unsettling gap between what we experience and what actually happened.
Our brains constantly interpret information, fill in gaps, and connect details. Most of the time, this helps us navigate the world. But sometimes, an assumption becomes a memory. An interpretation becomes a fact. And something we believe with complete confidence may not be entirely true.
What happens when you question your own perception?
How do you distinguish a memory from an interpretation? And when your mind tells you one thing but the evidence suggests another, which do you trust?
This isn't just a question about memory. It's a question about identity, evidence, and the stories we tell ourselves.
WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST? is a psychological podcast about memory, identity, consciousness, choice, and the uncertain boundary between experience and reality.
Explore the books of Jonah Whitmore
THE MEMORY EDITOR
What if your memories were never yours?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHJ25SQ2
THE FIRST ARCHIVE
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHHHGBQ2
THE LAST ARCHIVE
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJ24CPP1
THE UNCHOSEN
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJCYXRRY
THE MEMORY THAT REMAINED
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJZH5RM7
Official author catalog:
https://jonahwhitmore.wordpress.com/jonah-whitmore-books-official/
️ Listen to WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST? on Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/show/7qrqsjArnmJeOQdeGsJbxg
A question to leave you with:
If your own mind told you something happened, but the evidence said it didn't — which would you believe?
#WhatWouldYouTrust #JonahWhitmore #Memory #Identity #FalseMemories #Psychology #Consciousness #PsychologicalThriller
You see something. You remember something. You believe something happened. But how do you know your mind got the story right?
In this episode of WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?, Jonah Whitmore explores the unsettling gap between what we experience and what actually happened.
Our brains constantly interpret information, fill in gaps, and connect details. Most of the time, this helps us navigate the world. But sometimes, an assumption becomes a memory. An interpretation becomes a fact. And something we believe with complete confidence may not be entirely true.
What happens when you question your own perception?
How do you distinguish a memory from an interpretation? And when your mind tells you one thing but the evidence suggests another, which do you trust?
This isn't just a question about memory. It's a question about identity, evidence, and the stories we tell ourselves.
WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST? is a psychological podcast about memory, identity, consciousness, choice, and the uncertain boundary between experience and reality.
Explore the books of Jonah Whitmore
THE MEMORY EDITOR
What if your memories were never yours?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHJ25SQ2
THE FIRST ARCHIVE
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHHHGBQ2
THE LAST ARCHIVE
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJ24CPP1
THE UNCHOSEN
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJCYXRRY
THE MEMORY THAT REMAINED
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJZH5RM7
Official author catalog:
https://jonahwhitmore.wordpress.com/jonah-whitmore-books-official/
️ Listen to WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST? on Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/show/7qrqsjArnmJeOQdeGsJbxg
A question to leave you with:
If your own mind told you something happened, but the evidence said it didn't — which would you believe?
#WhatWouldYouTrust #JonahWhitmore #Memory #Identity #FalseMemories #Psychology #Consciousness #PsychologicalThriller
3 Minuten
What if the memory that shaped your entire life never happened?
Not a childhood detail.
Not a forgotten conversation.
Your most important memory.
The one that explains who you are, what you fear, who you love, and why you made certain choices.
We tend to think of memory as a recording. Something happens. Your brain stores it. Years later, you simply play it back.
But memory doesn't work that way.
Every time you remember something, your brain reconstructs it.
A memory can feel vivid, emotional, and completely real — while still containing details that changed, details that were added, or even details that never happened.
Now imagine something more disturbing.
What if one particular memory became the foundation of your identity?
Maybe you remember the day someone betrayed you.
Maybe you remember the moment you lost someone.
Maybe you remember something your parents told you when you were a child.
Maybe you remember the exact moment you decided what kind of person you would become.
You have carried that memory for years.
You have told the story.
You have explained it to other people.
It feels like evidence.
But what if the event happened differently?
Or what if the event never happened at all?
If your most important memory turned out to be false, would you still be the same person?
Would your fears still make sense?
Would your relationships feel the same?
Would you make the same choices?
And perhaps the most disturbing question of all:
If a false memory helped create the person you became, does it still matter that it was false?
This is WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?
And if your most important memory disappeared tomorrow…
would you still know who you are?
WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?
A psychological thriller podcast by Jonah Whitmore about memory, identity, consciousness, trust, and choice.
BOOKS BY JONAH WHITMORE
THE MEMORY EDITOR
What if your memories were never yours?
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHJ25SQ2
THE FIRST ARCHIVE
A psychological mystery about memory, identity, and what remains hidden.
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHHHGBQ2
THE LAST ARCHIVE
A psychological thriller about memory, truth, and the secrets buried in the past.
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJ24CPP1
THE UNCHOSEN
What if the most important choice of your life was never yours to make?
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJCYXRRY
THE MEMORY THAT REMAINED
What if the most important memory in your life isn't real?
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJZH5RM7
All Jonah Whitmore books:
https://jonahwhitmore.wordpress.com/jonah-whitmore-books-official/
Official website:
https://jonahwhitmore.wordpress.com/
Not a childhood detail.
Not a forgotten conversation.
Your most important memory.
The one that explains who you are, what you fear, who you love, and why you made certain choices.
We tend to think of memory as a recording. Something happens. Your brain stores it. Years later, you simply play it back.
But memory doesn't work that way.
Every time you remember something, your brain reconstructs it.
A memory can feel vivid, emotional, and completely real — while still containing details that changed, details that were added, or even details that never happened.
Now imagine something more disturbing.
What if one particular memory became the foundation of your identity?
Maybe you remember the day someone betrayed you.
Maybe you remember the moment you lost someone.
Maybe you remember something your parents told you when you were a child.
Maybe you remember the exact moment you decided what kind of person you would become.
You have carried that memory for years.
You have told the story.
You have explained it to other people.
It feels like evidence.
But what if the event happened differently?
Or what if the event never happened at all?
If your most important memory turned out to be false, would you still be the same person?
Would your fears still make sense?
Would your relationships feel the same?
Would you make the same choices?
And perhaps the most disturbing question of all:
If a false memory helped create the person you became, does it still matter that it was false?
This is WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?
And if your most important memory disappeared tomorrow…
would you still know who you are?
WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?
A psychological thriller podcast by Jonah Whitmore about memory, identity, consciousness, trust, and choice.
BOOKS BY JONAH WHITMORE
THE MEMORY EDITOR
What if your memories were never yours?
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHJ25SQ2
THE FIRST ARCHIVE
A psychological mystery about memory, identity, and what remains hidden.
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHHHGBQ2
THE LAST ARCHIVE
A psychological thriller about memory, truth, and the secrets buried in the past.
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJ24CPP1
THE UNCHOSEN
What if the most important choice of your life was never yours to make?
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJCYXRRY
THE MEMORY THAT REMAINED
What if the most important memory in your life isn't real?
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJZH5RM7
All Jonah Whitmore books:
https://jonahwhitmore.wordpress.com/jonah-whitmore-books-official/
Official website:
https://jonahwhitmore.wordpress.com/
3 Minuten
You remember it.
The room.
The conversation.
The feeling.
You know it happened.
But what if someone showed you evidence that it never did?
Would you trust your memory because it feels completely real?
Or would you trust the evidence in front of you?
In Episode 3 of WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?, we explore the unsettling possibility that a memory can feel completely real — and still be wrong.
What happens when a memory has influenced your relationships, your decisions, and even your sense of who you are?
And what if changing just one memory could create a slightly different version of you?
There may be no way to know.
So when memory and evidence disagree...
What would you trust?
Your memory?
Or the evidence?
This is WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?
BOOKS BY JONAH WHITMORE
If these questions about memory, identity, consciousness, trust and choice interest you, they continue in Jonah Whitmore's psychological science fiction and thriller novels.
THE MEMORY EDITOR — What if your memories were never yours?
THE FIRST ARCHIVE — The reconstruction was only the beginning.
THE LAST ARCHIVE — The final archive contains what the others could not erase.
THE UNCHOSEN — What if the most important choice of your life was never yours to make?
THE MEMORY THAT REMAINED — He remembers three years of his life. But he doesn't remember his wife.
Explore all books:
https://jonahwhitmore.wordpress.com/jonah-whitmore-books-official/
Follow WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST? for the next thought experiment.
Memory. Identity. Consciousness. Trust. Choice.
The question is always the same:
What would you trust?
Created by Jonah Whitmore.
#WhatWouldYouTrust #FalseMemory #Memory #Psychology #PsychologicalThriller #Consciousness #Identity #JonahWhitmore
The room.
The conversation.
The feeling.
You know it happened.
But what if someone showed you evidence that it never did?
Would you trust your memory because it feels completely real?
Or would you trust the evidence in front of you?
In Episode 3 of WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?, we explore the unsettling possibility that a memory can feel completely real — and still be wrong.
What happens when a memory has influenced your relationships, your decisions, and even your sense of who you are?
And what if changing just one memory could create a slightly different version of you?
There may be no way to know.
So when memory and evidence disagree...
What would you trust?
Your memory?
Or the evidence?
This is WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?
BOOKS BY JONAH WHITMORE
If these questions about memory, identity, consciousness, trust and choice interest you, they continue in Jonah Whitmore's psychological science fiction and thriller novels.
THE MEMORY EDITOR — What if your memories were never yours?
THE FIRST ARCHIVE — The reconstruction was only the beginning.
THE LAST ARCHIVE — The final archive contains what the others could not erase.
THE UNCHOSEN — What if the most important choice of your life was never yours to make?
THE MEMORY THAT REMAINED — He remembers three years of his life. But he doesn't remember his wife.
Explore all books:
https://jonahwhitmore.wordpress.com/jonah-whitmore-books-official/
Follow WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST? for the next thought experiment.
Memory. Identity. Consciousness. Trust. Choice.
The question is always the same:
What would you trust?
Created by Jonah Whitmore.
#WhatWouldYouTrust #FalseMemory #Memory #Psychology #PsychologicalThriller #Consciousness #Identity #JonahWhitmore
6 Minuten
What if you remembered a conversation that never happened?
You remember the room.
The voice.
The exact words.
But the other person says it never happened.
There are no messages. No recording. No witness.
Then you remember something you could not possibly have known.
The Memory That Never Happened is a psychological thought experiment about unreliable memory, identity, evidence, and the stories we use to define ourselves.
If your memory contradicts the evidence, which would you trust?
Your memory?
Or the evidence?
WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST? is a psychological audio series exploring memory, identity, consciousness, choice, trust, and the boundaries between what we remember and what actually happened.
️ Episode 2 — The Memory That Never Happened
Runtime: 5:31
Explore THE MEMORY EDITOR by Jonah Whitmore:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHJ25SQ2
More about Jonah Whitmore and his books:
https://jonahwhitmore.wordpress.com/
You remember the room.
The voice.
The exact words.
But the other person says it never happened.
There are no messages. No recording. No witness.
Then you remember something you could not possibly have known.
The Memory That Never Happened is a psychological thought experiment about unreliable memory, identity, evidence, and the stories we use to define ourselves.
If your memory contradicts the evidence, which would you trust?
Your memory?
Or the evidence?
WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST? is a psychological audio series exploring memory, identity, consciousness, choice, trust, and the boundaries between what we remember and what actually happened.
️ Episode 2 — The Memory That Never Happened
Runtime: 5:31
Explore THE MEMORY EDITOR by Jonah Whitmore:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHJ25SQ2
More about Jonah Whitmore and his books:
https://jonahwhitmore.wordpress.com/
4 Minuten
What would you trust if your own memory contradicted the evidence?
Ethan Cole remembers three years of his life.
The places.
The conversations.
The decisions.
But there is one person he cannot remember.
His wife.
Photographs show a life he cannot feel. Messages suggest a relationship he cannot recall. And the more Ethan searches for an explanation, the less certain he becomes about what is real.
If your memory says one thing, but the evidence says another — what would you trust?
Your memory?
The evidence?
The people around you?
Or none of them?
WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST? is a 4-minute psychological thriller by Jonah Whitmore about memory, identity, trust, consciousness, and the frightening possibility that the truth may not belong to the person remembering it.
Best experienced with headphones.
THE MEMORY THAT REMAINED by Jonah Whitmore:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJZH5RM7
Apple Books:
https://books.apple.com/us/book/the-memory-that-remained/id6816157719
All stores:
https://books2read.com/u/mYPyqd
Ethan Cole remembers three years of his life.
The places.
The conversations.
The decisions.
But there is one person he cannot remember.
His wife.
Photographs show a life he cannot feel. Messages suggest a relationship he cannot recall. And the more Ethan searches for an explanation, the less certain he becomes about what is real.
If your memory says one thing, but the evidence says another — what would you trust?
Your memory?
The evidence?
The people around you?
Or none of them?
WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST? is a 4-minute psychological thriller by Jonah Whitmore about memory, identity, trust, consciousness, and the frightening possibility that the truth may not belong to the person remembering it.
Best experienced with headphones.
THE MEMORY THAT REMAINED by Jonah Whitmore:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJZH5RM7
Apple Books:
https://books.apple.com/us/book/the-memory-that-remained/id6816157719
All stores:
https://books2read.com/u/mYPyqd
