Not everything is worth archiving for all eternity. Do we really need a 300 hour Final Fantasy 7 playthrough with 3 viewers archived for all eternity like it’s the Magna Carta
But that's missing the point of what archiving content on the Internet tends to be mostly about: you cannot possibly go through all of it and decide what's worth archiving, so you archive it all by default. Then, you can skim through it or remove whatever you choose to.
There is this story about Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinski and how film saved the photo, but this feels like a 1996 problem. In 2006, disk space was cheap enough to save all the photos.
Because brave has a questionable business model where they, on one hand, block third party ads and trackers, and on the other inject their own ads, tied to their BAT cryptocurrency (the latter part being opt-in IIRC).
They also:
- added their own affiliate codes when visiting some sites [1]
They're trying to say that they've never studied philosophy, or perhaps even discrete mathematics, and possibly that they don't understand the inherent value in breaking down and very methodically and rationally trying to explain ideas or answer questions that may seem "obvious."
This is just photography not radiation or magnetism, so some of those examples wouldn't come up...but I imagine skin cancer and some other preventative concerns might be addressed?
> This is just photography not radiation or magnetism
Ackchyually light is an _electromagnetic_ _radiation_
The question stays valid though, how many benign things would be treated, how many of these treatments would have net negative results, and at what cost for the already crumbling health system of most western nations
I was surprised the link wasn't about this remarkable album, but glad to see it was the first thing mentioned in the comments. Brendan was very particular about the treatment of each track being true to specific sound chips, and it was one of the first Bandcamp vinyl projects.
He's currently building out The Bloop Museum near Baltimore, for video games, computers, and related stuff - https://givebutter.com/bloopholiday
