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Recorded History
Recorded history has been increasing exponentially since the first word was written, and
continues to do so, it includes every subject known to man
The Internet is mankind's latest attempt to put all known knowledge in one place
In the beginning recording history has been in the hands of royalty and their allies the
religionists, technology has democratized recorded history, since anyone and everyone
is fast gaining the ability to internetize knowledge
Governments have always tried to control the recording of history to their advantage,
and still do, as well as control access to what it does deem recordable
Paradoxically, throughout history, the more intense, fanatical and detailed a governemnt
recorded events, people and life, and thus history, the more maniacally cruel that
government was
Current events soon and irrevocably become recorded history
The more history available to people the less mights is the power of the state
Vastly more history occurred than was ever recorded, our knowledge of the past is
always incomplete
Recorded history has been increasing exponentially since the first word was written, and
continues to do so, it includes every subject known to man
The Internet is mankind's latest attempt to put all known knowledge in one place
In the beginning recording history has been in the hands of royalty and their allies the
religionists, technology has democratized recorded history, since anyone and everyone
is fast gaining the ability to internetize knowledge
Governments have always tried to control the recording of history to their advantage,
and still do, as well as control access to what it does deem recordable
Paradoxically, throughout history, the more intense, fanatical and detailed a governemnt
recorded events, people and life, and thus history, the more maniacally cruel that
government was
Current events soon and irrevocably become recorded history
The more history available to people the less mights is the power of the state
Vastly more history occurred than was ever recorded, our knowledge of the past is
always incomplete