Loss/Distortion of Generational Knowledge/Wisdom
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through e.g. war and displacement, generational knowledge e.g. methods of animal husbandry, craftmanship, subsistence farming, "old wisdom" (e.g. taking the form of superstition whose consequence is statistically favorable) -- sometimes centuries old -- is lost, distorted, and I can provisionally hypothesize that this is the seed of nationalism: where the iconography remains but the practice and its purpose, the lived experience, is lost
Version 0 of 0 - This issue was first identified by magbuckaroo on 7/6/2021
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