Josh Farley: "The Past, Present, and Future of Human Cooperation"
The Great Simplification with Nate Hagens
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Is Knowledge Collectible?
We're dependent on technologies that require immense population size and immense storage of knowledge to do anything. Even the most simple activities, feeding ourselves, doing anything, requires this collective knowledge contained by many, many people. And i'm taking the big picture, making a sandwich, would he know how to grow bread? How to grow wheat to make bread? So he have to know how to mill wheat, grow wheat, do the metal urge ye, to make the metal to, you know, make your plows,. It's actually a really scary insid or at least where my mind mind went with that. A so that innuit example may apply a to us on various goods in the future
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