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Now, add a third dimension to that diagram that describes the number of people that know any particular bit of knowledge. That's more accurately what I would de
by moultano 16y ago
Now, add a third dimension to that diagram that describes the number of people that know any particular bit of knowledge. That's more accurately what I would describe as the "sum total of all human knowledge." It's not known if no one remembers it!
You can then view the work of a professor as a tension between adding shallow bumps to the perimeter and increasing the depth in the center.
- nkassis 16y agoThat's where wikipedia (without the deletionist), museums, libraries come in. Putting all that old knowledge some place for some one to find them when they have been forgotten. If it paid the bills I'd become a Computer historian. But the tech isn't old enough yet to be worth stuying ;p
- rbanffy 16y ago> If it paid the bills I'd become a Computer historian If you ever find a way to pay the bills this way, let me know. There's a lot of history in there.