If X is a fractal of real life, then there is 100% chance that everything we know about History is fake. How many times do you see things that you know intimately completely presented incorrectly as fact? Probably often. How many times do you see something that you know intimately completely misinterpreted and accepted by the public as the most popular narrative? Probably often. How often does the game of Telephone end with the correct original message? Not often. If you play these things out as a fractal and you apply it to history there is a 100% chance that every fact of history we know is just completely straight up a fabrication and they are just useful stories to keep us together and lessons to draw from in a common language that we speak. But did they actually happen as we know them? Seems to be a 100% chance that they did not. History is written by the victors, etc. etc. There's probably no actual real true way to know what really happened historically?

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