The problem history has is snobbery. This is especially true around perceived historical knowledge. Some people use it as a way of separating themselves from everyone else, with their sense of superior knowledge of so call historical facts, as if these facts add up to a complete subjective truth of past events.
When you really get to study history, and start to gain an insight, you begin to realise how much you don’t know, and how inaccurate the so-called historical facts are.
You can remove this historical snob from your list of forum members.The problem history has is snobbery. This is especially true around perceived historical knowledge. Some people use it as a way of separating themselves from everyone else, with their sense of superior knowledge of so call historical facts, as if these facts add up to a complete subjective truth of past events.
When you really get to study history, and start to gain an insight, you begin to realise how much you don’t know, and how inaccurate the so-called historical facts are.
Thank You.
Boomy.