Yesterday speaks provides stories, analysis and contemplation of past events to help you make sense of today's world & anticipate the unraveling of the future.
Yesterday is speaking.
Question is, what is it saying?
It tells us why certain things are the way they are today.
It tells us what to watch for.
What to learn from.
What to do.
What not to do.
It shows us what happened before and asks us to look at what is happening now.
Are we seeing something genuinely new?
Or have we seen something like this before?
And sometimes, Yesterday simply has fascinating stories to tell. (you'll encounter a lot of this as well)😊
Basically, we pay attention to everything yesterday has to tell us
Yesterday speaks about:
Power. Economics. Geopolitics. Technology. Religion. Human nature.
Enough talk, let's delve😎
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The three most influential writers of every century:
16th century
William Shakespeare
Miguel de Cervantes
Michel de Montaigne
17th century
John Milton
Molière
John Donne
18th century
Voltaire
Jonathan Swift
Samuel Johnson
19th century
Leo Tolstoy
Fyodor Dostoevsky
Charles Dickens
20th century
George Orwell
Virginia Woolf
Gabriel García Márquez
21st century
J.K. Rowling
Haruki Murakami
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
This is my selection based on literary influence, cultural impact and enduring readership.
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@DevinRN88 Yes.
Yes.
Especially if you were into social sciences.
the whole government, economics, history studies were actually very very good but we just couldn't understand.
Australia was 0% white in 1787.
Prior to European colonization, the continent was inhabited exclusively by its Indigenous peoples primarily Aboriginal Australians and Torres Strait Islanders who had lived there for tens of thousands of years.
White Europeans first established a permanent settlement in Australia in 1788, marking the beginning of large-scale British colonization.
On January 26, 1788, Captain Arthur Phillip arrived with the First Fleet, a convoy of 11 British ships carrying approximately 1,400 people, including convicts, marines, and officers and established the colony of New South Wales at Sydney Cove. This event is widely regarded as the founding of modern Australia. After surviving early hardships, including food shortages and difficult conditions, the colony began celebrating the anniversary of this landing with increasing fanfare. The date eventually became known as Australia Day.
In recent decades, Australia Day has grown controversial. For many Indigenous Australians, January 26 symbolizes the start of dispossession, displacement, and profound disruption to their traditional societies as British colonization expanded across the continent.
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It's basically the result of creative destruction
Years ago, a blacksmith could spend decades mastering his craft, only for the automobile mechanic to earn significantly more.
Every new era creates new winners and displaces the flamboyance and purchasing power of old occupations.
so today, it's basically happening again.
We're living in an economy where a guy with a master's degree is delivering groceries to a 22-year-old who made $4 million filming himself screaming at video games. And we're still telling kids to study hard.
It's basically the result of creative destruction
Years ago, a blacksmith could spend decades mastering his craft, only for the automobile mechanic to earn significantly more.
Every new era creates new winners and displaces the flamboyance and purchasing power of old occupations.
so today, it's basically happening again.
"Broadly Sub-Saharan African" is not an answer that acceptable anymore.
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