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In my post I was trying to say that they could have used any head and said it was his, as happens in the sands of time, context and accuracy is lost.
by mothsonasloth 6y ago
In my post I was trying to say that they could have used any head and said it was his, as happens in the sands of time, context and accuracy is lost.
- onion2k 6y agoIt's a matter of record that Walt wasn't cryogenically frozen and was actually cremated (and there's exhibits about that specific point in the Walt Disney Family Museum). It'll be as easy to disprove in 4000 years as it is now, especially given that records are much better these days and we have tens of thousands of copies of everything. Saying "People will forget stuff and make up things about the past" certainly works for ancient history but I don't think it'll work so well in the future. We can store and retrieve the sum of human knowledge (at least the facts, but other things too). There's no reason why we'll ever stop doing that. Accuracy and context for basic information like the manner of someone famous's funeral won't be lost.