Mnemonic improvisation: the dynamic ability to re-write and remap information (e.g., memories) onto new media and contexts

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• Mnemonic improvisation is the dynamic ability to re-write and remap information onto new media and new contexts, occurring at many scales.claim0.954
  Definitional claim of the core phenomenon.
• Mnemonic improvisation and Echoes are the same phenomenon: structural information surviving substrate change.claim0.836
• The sense-making process of memory interpretation is creative as much as it is driven by information processing.claim0.745
  Emphasis on creativity in reconstruction of memory.
• The material present in the form of memory traces being subjected from time to time to a rearrangement in accordance with fresh circumstances—to a re-transcription.concept0.726
  Freud's insight on dynamic memory rearrangement.
• Memory remapping across bodies and contextsfinding0.717
• Memory is a candidate invariant that enables a Self to persist despite drastic alterations of substrate.claim0.714
  Memory transfer across tissues and through metamorphosis supports persistence of Self.
• Remapping memories onto a new body works because development is also regulative and able to remap genetic information into new scenarios.hypothesis0.711
  Core hypothesis linking developmental robustness to memory remapping.
• The hallmark of mindful inference (consciousness) is the ability to represent or entertain counterfactual hypotheses within the same inference engine.claim0.699
  Proposed criterion distinguishing conscious from non-conscious inference processes