Split: Archiving European culture and history for the post-racial apocalypse generations?

[Eldritch]

Aside from the annoyance factor, this is just very depressing. When all the defenders of the old order, so to speak, die out, there will be no one to speak out against this cultural Marxist nonsense. It will become the new mythology for civilization even as the absence of these old order people pushes everyone further into the gutter. It's happening, already. We want to take "old dead white men" off of money and speak of the U.S. as if it were an evil, illegitimate country. History itself is literally being stolen and the most the district does is "pushes" pause. It would be like telling a burglar who breaks into your house to wait for a few minutes before taking a family heirloom.

I've often thought that at some point in the not too distant future, some kind of archivation project will need to be started.

[Debaser11]

^Interesting. In what respect? And will it matter if the collective conscience of Western civilization is so far gone anyways?

[Eldritch]

^Interesting. In what respect? And will it matter if the collective conscience of Western civilization is so far gone anyways?

Well, storing information is currently very easy and cheap, and getting easier and cheaper. So as flocabulary (or something similar) replaces real mathematics, social studies, history etc. lessons, someone will have to store European history and culture for future reference, for whomever will left in the future who is capable of appreciating it. The drop in coherence across the board is steep, but not yet catastrophic. But we probably will get to that point too at some point.

[Debaser11]

Are such things not already stored? Are you talking about somehow combining it ALL into a single source material?

[Eldritch]

Are such things not already stored?

In libraries, which can be looted and burned down; and in private computers and collections, which can be confiscated; and on the internet which can be censored and shut down. Not good enough. It has to be compact, easy to store even if unattended for long periods of time, easy to hide and hard to find.

Are you talking about somehow combining it ALL into a single source material?

I don't have any actual concrete ideas yet. It's something that "we" should keep in mind for our mid-to-long term plans and start implementing, like I said, in the not too distant future. Think of it as a horde of cultural Noah's Arks.

[Debaser11]

You know...we can do it like the olden days. Pass things down orally. Now what type of ORAL mode of communication would help make large chunks of vital information easier to remember? We need some kind of construct that is catchy in nature and will thus stick, know wut I'm sayin'?

[Curtis24]

Don't depend on the Internet to preserve information. In fact, the Internet makes it easier for the powers that be to distort and control the information flow... and delete information, if that serves their purposes. It hasn't come to that yet, but it may.

[Nodens]

One day the last portrait of Rembrandt and the last bar of Mozart will have ceased to be — though possibly a colored canvas and a sheet of notes will remain — because the last eye and the last ear accessible to their message will have gone.

-Oswald Spengler, The Decline of the West

[Curtis24]

In truth, the white race will be preserved in Northeast and Midwestern America. Whether the preservation of the white race in those areas, also means the preservation of Europe's cultural past, is debatable.

[Debaser11]

^ Curtis, you're always the optimist.