re: #89 doppelganglander

Historians may start with media accounts, published books, and the like, but the good ones dig deeper. For example, diaries of ordinary and extraordinary people have been valuable to historians studying the American revolution, the Civil War, and other conflicts. Future historians will have so much to work with from the Internet age, they may just be overwhelmed. With the perspective of time, they’ll notice the cognitive dissonance between the MSM line and what really happened. And their first question will probably be, “What on earth was wrong with those people?”

maybe so…OTOH the voting masses here and now dont know anything between the present and a hundred years ago….what makes you think that’s gonna change 100 yrs from now?….very few people care about history, it’s a nuisance