We are the same creatures as five hundred years ago. The clothes are different, how we get from place to place has changed, but we are the same animals. The pace of life has accelerated: It started with automobiles and then computers and now with A.I. The amount of content available to us has gone from a teaspoon to a tsunami— But we are the same creatures we were when the Pilgrims landed in the New World. Or, for that matter, when the Roman Empire faded into the past. How ar

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