Human history is often taught and understood through written records, documents, inscriptions, literature, and legal texts that chronicle the lives, decisions,
To not be entirely pessimistic, before the internet there were still plenty of writers who “made it” despite being middle or lower class. Plus with mass media like newspapers and magazines, you definitely got a broader perspective than in literature from centuries prior. But as you say, once bots take over, then the elite control the narrative again.
To not be entirely pessimistic, before the internet there were still plenty of writers who “made it” despite being middle or lower class. Plus with mass media like newspapers and magazines, you definitely got a broader perspective than in literature from centuries prior. But as you say, once bots take over, then the elite control the narrative again.
Are you sure this is statistically relevant? I would bet most of those writers had some kind of privilege, rich or/and educated parents.