nevarumai
Nevarumai is a term used in speculative fiction and associated philosophical discussions to describe a slow, insidious drift in personal continuity and memory. It refers to how remembered experiences, self-narratives, and decision-making patterns gradually diverge from present states, producing a sense of unreliability in self-perception without a clear external cause.
It has appeared in modern science fiction and thought experiments exploring aging, cognitive change, and the
Characteristics commonly attributed to nevarumai include nonlinear accumulation, resilience to immediate correction, and a widening gap
Scholars discuss its ethical and philosophical implications, raising questions about identity continuity, autonomy, and the reliability