Dan Gilbert Question

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I would love to ask Prof. Gilbert specifically about his discussion on the idea that "remembering is imagining the past." This leads me to understand that uncertainty plays a critical role in memory, as remembering the past can lead to inaccuracies. So, is a super accurate representation of the past necessary for predicting the future? Also, considering Prof. Goodman's perspective, would that make life less enjoyable or fun? Furthermore, I would love to ask how certain or accurate one can be when remembering the past for future! Thank you!