Kim and Marx

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Marxist revisionism derives much of its power by substituting a partially persistent data structure for the fuller one, a cut-down system in which only the latest version survives -- and that version in their control -- and where the earlier, once overlain, disappears forever. Commentators who have searched for the reason why Leftist information dominance has declined in direct proportion to the spread of the Internet should observe that in many respects, the Internet is a kind of memory machine, the "persistent data structure" which is anathema to historical revisionism. Descartes once observed, "I think, therefore I am". One might add, "I remember and therefore I will resist". - wrechard at the Belmont Club

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