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In the beginning, there was no paper or pens. You would have to pass on knowledge by word of mouth. And, not to belittle you because I don't know you, your knowledge must be inferior to what a book has. Or don't you think so?
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Even that is inferior, you can learn, just by observing. But until then, you need a tool. Without a tool, you are dead in few days or even eaten by a large animal because you cannot defend yourself. Or @Lux is coming and kill you for the book.
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good logic.
I guess to survive and thrive you need tools, food and tribes. šŸ‘€
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I see your point, which is the same as Natalia's. Screw the knowledge that would be lost... I get it šŸ˜‚
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no, you are carrying the knowledge within you and then you pass it down, and "even better" now you got the test every skills you have and learn more. šŸ˜‚
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This is how knowledge slips away. Think about it: what if you were gone in three days?
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why - now that we got axe, pot, beer and fun, seems quite a peaceful life? šŸ‘€
Will be really fun to see this scenario. I will just laugh, looking to 0xbitcoiner how he struggle to read that plants book and wondering around looking for the exact plant in the forest LOL Meanwhile we have a nice meal and drinking beer under a roof.
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You and Natalia are looking at things in the short term, I'm more of a hodler šŸ˜‚
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or being more PRACTICAL! šŸ‘€
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Or else we'll lose centuries of knowledge. I get your point. šŸ‘€
knowledge is what you learn doing real stuff not reading in books. Books are good, yes, but NOT in this extreme situation.
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I think books are good for passing the information, however they are only paper knowledge from others and unverified by yourself.
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Do cavemen had books? šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚
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haha, maybe we are meant to learn things by ourselves, but having the opportunity to learn from others is like standing on the giants' shoulders, not a must, indeed.
I also like to play around and learn things myself, okay being able to learn from others is nice, but then it's also taking away the fun to figure things out.
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This is how knowledge slips away. Think about it: what if you were gone in three days?
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