Quote: “But the main point is that this vulnerability, while real, is no more to be
considered a fatal objection to papyrus that it is to modern paper” (18).
Question: Due to the proclaimed fragility of modern paper, how will our history likely be protected and what gets chosen to be protected?
Comment: After completing the reading it had made me realize how there are so many things that we do and consume that is just considered “normal”. Not understanding the history of all of the things that keep society going reminds me of the lesson from the last reading. If we fail to recognize context of things, we begin to believe that these things simply just exist in a vacuum.