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Translation of historic texts and glyphs is also "a lie" since information (meaning) is lost or distorted during the translation process. Sometimes that distor
by mthoms 6y ago
Translation of historic texts and glyphs is also "a lie" since information (meaning) is lost or distorted during the translation process.
Sometimes that distortion is intentional, sometimes not.
The point being, as long as we're aware of the source of the (image or text) translation we can decide for ourselves whether that source is reputable enough to trust.
- jacobwilliamroy 6y agoWe're not that evolved yet. This technology is outpacing our own evolution as is evidenced by all the people in the comments who claim they actually learned more about history by watching doctored videos.