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How Ferment in English Middle Ages gave rise to Google Search

Sep 12, 202411 minSeason 1Ep. 220
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In this episode, we go back to a time when Science was considered blasphemy, reading was synonymous to reading the scriptures, and a University meant a religious guild, and trace the history of a reference system so simple, yet monumental: the index.

We discuss how we could all benefit from having an index of our lives—important memories and learnings—in our head.

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