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Yes, all archivers speculate that the original source of information will at some point become unavailable. On a long time horizon, they have often been correct
by NewJazz 1y ago
Yes, all archivers speculate that the original source of information will at some point become unavailable. On a long time horizon, they have often been correct.
- timr 1y agoOK, so you're speculating.
- ceejayoz 1y agoSure, in the same sense you're speculating that they don't have a time machine to prove their point. Not all speculation is of equal value.
- timr 1y ago> Sure, in the same sense you're speculating that they don't have a time machine to prove their point. That's called: I'm stating a current fact, and you're imagining a future that doesn't exist.
- ceejayoz 1y agoNo, you're speculating that the parent poster can't prove it with their time machine. That is a reasonable form of speculation. As was the parent poster's speculation.