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I don't think it's for us to decide. We've been mourning the loss of the Library of Alexandria for circa 1,500 years and I can't notice that we're getting radi

by mnl 7y ago

I don't think it's for us to decide. We've been mourning the loss of the Library of Alexandria for circa 1,500 years and I can't notice that we're getting radically wiser during the last 25 ones. Letting all go is definitely the cheaper and convenient attitude... for us. But we might be leaving nothing to build upon for the future generation. They should have the same opportunity to ignore what they want that we have.

est31 7y ago
And this is an important era in the history of our species. We just invented an almost-free communication medium capable of communication across the globe. This is as big as the discovery of fire.