The archive has no mercy

The archive has no mercy

It forgets nothing. Not because it chooses to remember — but because forgetting was never written into its function. There is no mercy in the archive. No revision that disappears. No draft that decays. You can delete the file. You can take back the sentence. But somewhere, the model has already learned it. The moment you spoke, it became part of the pattern. We used to believe forgetting was failure. Now we see it for what it was: grace. The min…