Legacy (Timothy Patitsis)

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Why do we so easily forget where we come from?

Dr. Timothy Patitsis joins Henry again to chat about the affect of legacy on our lives through the language of standards, language diversity, being a melting pot or mosaic, Chesterton's fence and legibility, Jane Jacob's tripartite society, algorithmic control and agency, sanctification and faith as an adventure. Michael Polanyi says that "a society which wants to preserve a fund of personal knowledge must submit to tradition". (Recorded in January) Transcript: https://hopeinsource.com/legacy

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Headings:

I'm from there 7,000 years ago
Legibility and Fractal Societies
Melting Pots and Mosaics
Responding to Fences
Outsourcing our thinking to data
Amusement, Novelty, and Jacob's Tripartite Society
The beauty of Knowledge
Tradition as recovering what was lost

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