Sentence Drift
Paste a paragraph. Watch it compress across five sequential recalls, each working from the previous output. See all five versions side-by-side — which sentences survive, which fade, and how word count collapses when a system repeatedly decides what matters.
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On the mechanism: Each recall runs the same rule-based compression as Memory Fade — it scores sentences by content-word overlap with the original vocabulary, keeps the highest-scoring ones, then feeds that compressed output into the next recall. The difference here is presentation: instead of watching the chain unfold sequentially, you see all five stages at once, side-by-side. The pattern of loss becomes immediately visible — which sentences vanish first, how much gets dropped at each step, and what skeleton remains after five passes through the same scoring function.