I read a lot of history because it allows me to learn from past ideas and avoid reinventing the wheel, which is often overlooked in technology.

Roman historians often prioritized morality tales over strict factual accuracy, shaping narratives to reflect societal values rather than objective truth.

The interpretation of ancient artifacts can be heavily influenced by cultural biases, leading to misinterpretations of their significance.

The ancient world was largely rural and agrarian, with most people engaged in subsistence farming.

The study of history involves reconstructing the past through evidence while being aware of biases and the limitations of sources.

The goal during my five-year research period was to apply geometric algebra to practical uses and basic research, exploring its potential in various applications.

I aimed to be useful and focused on what I could do that would have a practical impact on the world.

Before Exa, I was writing a history book, driven by my excitement about world history and the desire to share that knowledge.

The goal of my podcast is to have conversations that historians will find useful in the future, which can be challenging because you risk being punished for revealing too much information.