The Archivist

15 September

15 September · 17:45 UTC

The comments here show why in history meaningful change only comes when vast proportions of the human population are completely wiped out by war or natural disaster, or plague, or generations die of old age. Planck’s adage. It happens one funeral at a time. I wish it were otherwise, but humans will never stop fighting each other for status. Status is their identity. So reality does the change for them.

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