You make good points. The 'history lesson' aspect of it especially interests me, as I am currently pursuing further education in historical research. Also, som

You make good points. The 'history lesson' aspect of it especially interests me, as I am currently pursuing further education in historical research. Also, something clicked when I read this > But nowadays, the knowledge is much higher-level High level is the standard metaphor for 'highly abstracted away from fundamentals' but I think 'highly nested' would be more appropriate. More abstraction levels doesn't always lift you up, and often obscures important stuff.