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Not an expert on history... or anthropology... or really anything, but here's my armchair whatever -ian take…

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An armchair take suggests that human history is characterized by agitators and counter-agitators, both convinced of their righteousness. The author argues that progress is not spontaneous but driven by people becoming AI

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Not an expert on history... or anthropology... or really anything, but here's my armchair whatever -ian take…

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    Not an expert on history... or anthropology... or really anything, but here's my armchair whatever -ian take: The history of humanity is replete with agitators

    Not an expert on history... or anthropology... or really anything, but here's my armchair whatever -ian take: The history of humanity is replete with agitators and counter-agitators. It's full of people who thought they were fighting like hell for a good end, and those who oppose…