Yes, I think it's important for schools and workplaces to create memorable experiences. These experiences help people feel like they belong and are part of a community. When students or employees have positive memories associated with their school or workplace, they're more motivated and engaged. It also helps in building strong relationships and teamwork, which can boost morale and satisfaction.

I don't think it's necessary for schools or workplaces to focus on creating memorable experiences. The primary focus should be on academic or work performance. Resources could be better spent on essential needs rather than on activities that not everyone values or remembers. Some people might even find these experiences distracting or unnecessary, as they have different preferences.

It really depends on the culture and values of the institution. Some schools or workplaces might benefit more from creating memorable experiences than others. It's important to align these experiences with the goals of the institution and consider individual preferences. A balance between memorable experiences and core responsibilities is key to ensuring that they are beneficial and not a distraction.