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hell most languages are inventions of the poor, Korean alphabet is a weird exception (it was a top down thing designed to be easy to learn by their king so he could mass produce literacy)
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Man, Mussolini infected Europeans worse than I ever thought he did with that ‘nothing outside the state’ bs.
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I'm more surprised that anyone else is surprised that the first alphabet was developed by illiterates. First shelter was probably made by a homeless guy too. First government by an anarchist. First money by the penniless.
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I doubt that. The first shelter was made by very basic animals. First government was made by a warlord. First money by rich guys who needed to settle accounts with each other.
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I guess they've assumed that things like first alphabets and first shelters came to people from the God or something...
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Reminds me of this naive, object level traditionalism that wants to freeze practise in place at some prior stage, rather than preserving or even understanding the process that birthed it.https://twitter.com/jfburrell/status/1225063715290189824?s=20 …
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Logically, at some point in history illiterate people invented writing and reading. Or God created only some groups literate.
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That's how Civilization says it works so I never questioned it much.
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Well most innovation has happened in the last 10,000 years since the rise of city states.
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