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Since we have overcome the error that the familiar process of forgetting means a destruction of the memory trace, i.e., annihilation, we tend to the opposite assumption that nothing in mental life that had once been formed can ever perish, that everything is somehow preserved and can become manifest under suitable conditions, for example, by means of a far-reaching regression.
Civilization and Its Discontents
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