So I'm not into history. But what can we learn from history (all history)?
Like, sum it up for me.
>>872041
>everything you know is a meme
>even paradigm shifts are subject to paradigm shifts
>except for science, the end game of sentience
Now go study a monetizable major.
Absolutely nothing that will get you hired above McDonald's fast food crew.
>>872041
What God creates, Man can destroy.
>>872041
That cunts like you will always ask this question.
>>872041
Those who do not learn history are condemned to repeat it.
Progress is inevitable.
Wisdom is not.
>>872242
What is progress?
What is wisdom?
>>872252
Such deep questions worth answering
>>872252
What is history
>>872252
I'd see progress as more potent means of production, destruction etc etc, and wisdom as a wisdom to use this in a sustainable fashion that does not end up benefitting few and dooming the rest.
And example of progress without wisdom would be uncontrollable population growth in our planet. Well look anywhere and you see similar examples.
Nothing is eternal, everything has an ending
The default state of man is imperfect, so we must think as an imperfect society. A perfect society can never be achieved
>>872262
How can I know a question is deep and what gives the worth to the answer? What are questions anyway? How and why do we question things and what is that thing we call an "answer"?
>>872041
Don't invade Russia
>>872337
Yes +1
>>872041
Don't post Reddit jokes like invading Russia
>>872337
Hellooooo reddit
