title: Why Compose remembers a state of an object rather than the object itself?
body: <p>I learned that Compose remembers a state in a way such as:</p>
  <p>var text by remember { mutableStateOf(&quot;&quot;) }</p>
  <p>So in this case, it remembers a MutableState of a String.  My question is why it wants to remember a thing called &quot;MutableState&quot; rather than just the String itself, and why it requires an extra layer?</p>