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Consider the events of January 6. Future historians will likely know who was there, who said what to whom, who did what, minute by minute. The amount of information you can recover from even a single video is enormous, and we have hundreds of them.
We're recording all of the dots -- our successors will have currently-unimaginable technology to connect them.
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But would they seriously look back? They themselves would have so much more to analyze (probably sample points down to genomes )
consider that our descendants will have this record of me saying pee pee poo poo
Civilization is very fragile. For example Wikipedia should be immune to a mass extinction event. Starting over will take centuries.
But dont get fooled. Life is (not only) digital life...
That Or extinction (e.g. great filter) Or they lose interest The future is one of those three
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