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Imagine if ALL 'Collective' History was erased and mankind had to start over

Posted: Sat Oct 12, 2024 7:35 pm
by Clarity

Re: Imagine if ALL 'Collective' History was erased and mankind had to start over

Posted: Sat Oct 12, 2024 9:44 pm
by pp4mnklinux

Imagine... imagine..... and now it is/was REAL !!!

https://pp4mnkpuppyblog.wordpress.com/2 ... a-library/

"The potential loss of Internet Archive would be an unimaginable disruption to the preservation of human knowledge and culture. This digital library, with its vast collection of websites, books, films, and more, serves as a critical resource for historians, researchers, educators, and the general public. It is an irreplaceable time capsule of the digital age, documenting everything from historical events to fleeting internet trends. If Internet Archive were to be compromised or lost, the cultural and intellectual vacuum left behind would be immense, erasing parts of history that may no longer exist anywhere else.

I can only hope such a catastrophe never occurs, as the consequences could be severe, impacting not only academia but also our collective understanding of the digital past. The disruption it would cause is difficult to overstate, and it reminds us of how fragile even our most robust digital institutions can be. We must do everything in our power to safeguard it for future generations."

"La posible pérdida de Internet Archive sería una interrupción inimaginable para la preservación del conocimiento y la cultura humana. Esta biblioteca digital, con su vasta colección de sitios web, libros, películas y más, es un recurso fundamental para historiadores, investigadores, educadores y el público en general. Es un archivo insustituible de la era digital, que documenta desde eventos históricos hasta tendencias pasajeras de internet. Si Internet Archive fuera comprometido o se perdiera, el vacío cultural e intelectual que dejaría sería inmenso, borrando partes de la historia que ya no existen en ningún otro lugar.

Solo puedo esperar que una catástrofe así nunca ocurra, ya que las consecuencias podrían ser gravísimas, afectando no solo al ámbito académico, sino también a nuestra comprensión colectiva del pasado digital. El trastorno que provocaría es difícil de exagerar, y nos recuerda lo frágiles que pueden ser incluso nuestras instituciones digitales más robustas. Debemos hacer todo lo posible por protegerlo para las futuras generaciones."

AND IT HAPPENED !!


Re: Imagine if ALL 'Collective' History was erased and mankind had to start over

Posted: Sun Oct 13, 2024 12:40 am
by some1

Misconfigured firewalls ?


Re: Imagine if ALL 'Collective' History was erased and mankind had to start over

Posted: Sun Oct 13, 2024 5:44 am
by greengeek

I think there are a number of precedents for the behaviour of "starting over".

It sometimes suits the specific agendas of the "powerful" - for ordinary citizens to have the past erased - ready to allow "re-programming" with a new reality.

I think we saw a similar thing with 911. A single event focused Western thoughts onto the idea that there was a single enemy - OsamaBinLaden and friends.

Of course the new "reality" was not "actual" reality. Each new generation only understands what is "front-of-mind". We are programmed by propaganda rather than by accurate information of the past.

It would suit the "powerful" to have Linux (and other forms of individuality) scrubbed from the public's memory. Just like "cash".

The "book-burners" are always with us. It suits their search for power and control.

Will be interesting to watch what happens over the next decade.


Re: Imagine if ALL 'Collective' History was erased and mankind had to start over

Posted: Tue Oct 15, 2024 6:03 am
by Clarity

Efforts to revive the lost of the Electronic Historical Record has been resolved for now.

See this report

And, This report on the take-down might be helpful


Re: Imagine if ALL 'Collective' History was erased and mankind had to start over

Posted: Tue Oct 15, 2024 6:24 am
by pp4mnklinux
Clarity wrote: Tue Oct 15, 2024 6:03 am

Efforts to revive the lost of the Electronic Historical Record has been resolved for now.

See this report

And, This report on the take-down might be helpful

They are in the right track.