Taking aim at Objective
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For millennia, humans relied only on memory to store information.* This worked fine because our ancestors were busy finding edible plants, creating fire and navigating the land - knowledge apt to be passed between generations. Key Points Focused strategy Well managed Adding to the watchlist But large cities or states were never possible because they rely on records for things like laws, transactions and taxes. Human brains can't store that volume of information and our memories die with us, so large societies buckled under their own weight. That changed 5,000 years ago when some…
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