Human Amnesia

Graham discusses the tragic loss of indigenous knowledge and the deliberate erasure of history through acts of destruction, likening it to a collective trauma that humanity struggles to confront. Randall adds that such events may have led to a significant cultural collapse, suggesting that a large portion of the population could have been wiped out, leaving a haunting legacy of amnesia. Together, they explore the unsettling instinct to obliterate the past and the implications it has on our understanding of history.