Ice does not merely preserve the past; it freezes Time itself. When we look deep into a frozen lake, we see not water, but a suspended process.
What if our memory works on the same principle? We ‘freeze’ events to prevent them from flowing into the fabric of the present. The Arctic is the planet’s vast storage device. And now, as the ice melts, the Earth begins to remember everything all at once. This is not a climate catastrophe; it is a crisis of memory overflow.