Game of the Week: Neurocracy and the manipulation of memory ...Middle East

I can't remember much about my history lessons at school, and one of the things I specifically can't remember, if such a thing is possible, is whether we spent a lot of time talking about memory. You know, how memory works and how it doesn't work - how it records but also warps, and how consensual group memories can settle into odd shapes and be manipulated as they settle. Today's Game of the Week is Neurocracy, and I suspect it's a wonderful tool for examining the effect of memory on history - particularly when group memory is manipulated by bad actors. As I understand from our review, Neurocracy is a window into a dystopian future, but the window itself is a future version of a Wikipedi

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