Preserving Knowledge

thedarke · 09-09-2008, 01:49 AM

It would be a shame to let history repeat itself with so much knowledge and information finally coming back to the forefronts after it has been hidden and destroyed through the ages, to have another burning of the "Library of Alexanders", but in this case the shut down of the internet under government control. We are still trying to piece together bits and pieces of information lost over time or destroyed. The egyptians and ancient cultures created tombs and hieroglpyhs that kept knowledge and information for ages that we are still trying to piece decypher.

The question is, what should be preserved and saved. So much, and possibly so little time. Let me know what you feel should be preserved. I'd like to hear others feedback.

09-09-2008, 01:49 AM	#4
thedarke Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 40	Re: Preserving Knowledge It would be a shame to let history repeat itself with so much knowledge and information finally coming back to the forefronts after it has been hidden and destroyed through the ages, to have another burning of the "Library of Alexanders", but in this case the shut down of the internet under government control. We are still trying to piece together bits and pieces of information lost over time or destroyed. The egyptians and ancient cultures created tombs and hieroglpyhs that kept knowledge and information for ages that we are still trying to piece decypher. The question is, what should be preserved and saved. So much, and possibly so little time. Let me know what you feel should be preserved. I'd like to hear others feedback.