That’s what they said about paper maps
*Humans* are fragile, shrug. We just copy and reproduce everything, including ourselves, in newer forms. You take Taleb way too seriously.
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thats not my model at all. I'm thinking about Gobeki Teple. How the human record and memory are continuously destroyed and reimagined. How even a century ago people thought in ways that is now incomprehensible / foreign.
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we are perceptually bound by a moment in time, a social context. The World interferes in our record of it. Anything continuous through a long time period (say, Judaism) is exceptional... maintenance requires a lot of will
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