A memory is a remembered claim with everything needed to judge it later: who asserted it, where it came from, how confident the writer was, when it was true and whether it has since been corrected. Episodes, facts, procedures and summaries; account, profile and session scopes; stated, observed, inferred and untrusted trust levels.
What stands out
- Four kinds, three scopes, four trust levels
- Episodes stay in their session; facts cross sessions
- Everything shown back to the person it is about