https://warpcast.com/greyseymour/0x38a5260b

On how to change the past (cc @greyseymour)

A) remove almost entirely (but difficult) it leaves historical traces
B) destroyed / removed but we dont know
C) another option: teleological retelling of history where you reframe and hide the truth in plain view of everyone else

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C) is weirdest because it happens most often in the subtle ways: reframe the past to fit the narrative 

An example of this is Dawn of Everything by David Graeber - rewriting Native Americans as singular barbarians - so propaganda was easier to create

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C) is weirdest because it happens most often in the subtle ways: reframe the past to fit the narrative 

An example of this is Dawn of Everything by David Graeber - rewriting Native Americans as singular barbarians - so propaganda was easier to create

https://us.macmillan.com/books/9780374157357/thedawnofeverything

deeply enjoyed this exchange! the eternal optimist in me questions how we make things that last in ways that matter. 

interrelated, I often think about this:

Makes me think of 

https://longnow.org/10klibrary/library.htm

And also @bradbarrish and his desire to preserve the past for more than a thousand years

deeply enjoyed this exchange! the eternal optimist in me questions how we make things that last in ways that matter. 

interrelated, I often think about this:

https://youtu.be/lOEqzt36JEM?si=1iUCBXobCWZnDVXT