Can You Trust Your Memory?

Split-screen: left side shows a person confidently describing a childhood event; right side shows a reenactment of the event, but with details slightly off (different color shirt, different room). Camera zooms in on the person's face as they insist. Overlay text: 'Memory is reconstruction, not playback.' Cut to a scientist in a lab, showing a brain model with synapses firing. Narration: 'Every time you recall a memory, you rewrite it.' Then a quick experiment: show a list of words, then ask viewers to recall — cut to a chart showing false memory rates. Style: documentary-style, with a mix of talking head and B-roll. End with a close-up of an old photo, then it morphs into a different scene.