In a way, I think I'm comfortable with no one 200 years from now being able to read every tweet, because nobody bothered to keep an archive of all of Twitter an

In a way, I think I'm comfortable with no one 200 years from now being able to read every tweet, because nobody bothered to keep an archive of all of Twitter and move it from one form of media to another. I'm sure there was a great deal of stuff of little value being spoken but not chiseled in stone in 100 BC as well. Only important stuff survives. If we have anything of great value to say, then let us put it intentionally in an archive for posterity. There is a limit, after all, in how much time future historians will have to read our stuff. Nobody can read all of Twitter today, nor in 200 or 2000 years.