BK

 Here’s a concise bullet-point gist of the passage you just shared:

• Materialism views memories as dormant material traces that exist only when recalled.
• Idealism sees memories as ongoing experiences: we continuously experience them, though most are obscured.
• Forgetting/recall = amplification of certain experiences, not creation or destruction of memory.
• Death under idealism = release of experiences, not annihilation; consciousness and memories persist.
• Memory engineering claims (e.g., “implanting memories”) are misleading: experiments only create associations, not new episodic memories.
• Science conflates correlation with explanation: brain patterns accompany experience, but this does not tell us what memory is or where it exists.

If you want, I can also create a single-line punchy version like we did for consciousness.