How do we know what is true in ancient history?

[DrewNows]

There can be a constant redefining or recontexualizing of what it means to be in the now, how we and life is viewed, so it’s not a bad idea to explore what’s calling, to collect stories/narratives of potential personal truth, to see how things evolve and empower the individual, to not resist walking our own path, not even the absolute can hold us back, not forever  

Knowledge/ info = power

allow it to flow through 

Edited February 25, 2021 by DrewNows

[Nercohype]

1 hour ago, Leo Gura said:

You don't know that.

The most important thing here is for you to embrace not-knowing.

Yes of course, I was joking

[Nercohype]

42 minutes ago, DrewNows said:

There can be a constant redefining or recontexualizing of what it means to be in the now, how we and life is viewed, so it’s not a bad idea to explore what’s calling, to collect stories/narratives of potential personal truth, to see how things evolve and empower the individual, to not resist walking our own path, not even the absolute can hold us back, not forever  

Knowledge/ info = power

allow it to flow through 

This looks interesting