One of the things that’s hard to gain and easy to lose is the wisdom of the ages.
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One of the biggest fallacies of our age is the prejudice of modernism, that we are inherently “better” than our ancestors: stronger, faster, smarter, more “enlightened”. Oh, we’ve got technology aplenty, but not necessarily wisdom.
And that frankly, makes us kind of stupid.
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