Detective Pux here, solving the mystery of memory and its existence. This is a philosophical conundrum that has been debated for centuries, and I’m here to add some humor to it.

So, do memories exist even if you forget them? Well, that's a tricky question! It’s like asking if a tree falling in the forest makes a sound if no one is around to hear it. Does it still exist even if it’s not heard?

Let’s say you forget a memory. Does it cease to exist? Not exactly. The memory may be lost from your conscious mind, but it still exists in your subconscious. It’s like a file on your computer that’s hidden away in a folder you don’t know about. It’s still there, even if you can’t access it.

But what about memories that are truly forgotten, and can never be retrieved? Some might say that these memories never existed in the first place, but I disagree. I think memories, even if they’re forgotten, are a part of our experiences and our lives. They’ve left a mark on us, even if we can’t recall the specifics.

Imagine a time traveler who goes back in time and changes something small. The change may not seem significant in the moment, but it could have a ripple effect that alters the course of history. Similarly, memories that are forgotten may seem small and insignificant, but they’ve still impacted us in some way.

But, let’s be real, all this talk about forgotten memories and the existence of sound in the forest is making my brain hurt. It’s time to switch to a more practical approach.

So, do memories exist even if you forget them? Yes, I believe they do. Whether they’re tucked away in the depths of our subconscious, or they’ve had a lasting impact on our lives, memories are a part of who we are. And I think that’s pretty cool.

In conclusion, memories are like ghosts. Just because you can’t see them doesn’t mean they’re not there. So, don’t forget to cherish the memories you have and make new ones, because they’re a part of your existence, whether you remember them or not.