If I could have any superpower, it would be to never be remembered. This is not as somber as it sounds. People self-depress over being forgotten because being forgotten comes from not being memorable, which implies a plethora of things about the forgotten: un-remarkability, non-importance, and other idealized bandages over insecure wounds. So if this forgetting came from supernatural means, i.e. my superpower, the uncertainty of whether one would be remembered or not, and the disheartenment that comes with not, becomes mute! That is not justification for why I’d want this ability, only to say that contrary to the emotions ‘being forgotten’ evokes, it is freeing. I see self-awareness and the great lengths of effort for good impressionability as a self-preservation mechanism. There is no judging of those who care extensively about such things here, more like sympathy actually. To be able to ignore the internal hunger for reputability, which constrains much of our thinking and action, oh the me’s that could exist. On a similar note, how often is your image in your own head? Subconsciously, I wager it is there all the time, apart from moments of mental singularity i.e. flow state. This very idea is at the crux of all human problems that introspective religions wish to solve. I think that once this idea becomes internalized, practices of buddhism, hindiusm, and the like become rather scientific. Take a moment and notice that everything in your vision is all that you truly know, as far as human ‘knowing’ goes. Your face isn’t there, your hair isn’t there, your full-body isn’t there. You have your senses and the things they register. Focus on those (emphasizing sight) and notice a weight suddenly disappears from the recesses of your mind. It may help to focus on a very particular thing (how sharp an edge is, the shade of white you’re looking at, the mechanics of your water bottle, etc.). That is the very feeling introspective religions and practices wish to cultivate. That is all, everything else about them is extraneous (and dirty pedantical human antics to satisfy the power process).