Lost in Time: Vanishing Wisdom
Thu Feb 05 2026
Are we preserving wisdom — or just accumulating fragileinformation?
Only 1.6% of human history is recorded — and the rest may be lost forever. In this compelling conversation, author and technologist Jack R. Bialik joins us to explore the astonishing discoveries in his book Lost in Time: Our Forgotten and Vanishing Knowledge. Drawing from over ten years of meticulous research, Bialik reveals how ancient civilizations mastered technologies and systems we often assume areuniquely modern — from medical procedures and sanitation to electricity and information preservation.
But this isn’t just a history lesson. It’s a warning.
As digital data becomes more fragile and cultural memoryincreasingly shallow, Bialik argues that knowledge without wisdom is easily lost — and that civilizations don’t always collapse from ignorance, but from forgetting what once made them resilient.
This episode challenges listeners to rethink progress,preservation, and whether our modern world is truly advancing — or unknowingly repeating history’s mistakes.
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Are we preserving wisdom — or just accumulating fragileinformation? Only 1.6% of human history is recorded — and the rest may be lost forever. In this compelling conversation, author and technologist Jack R. Bialik joins us to explore the astonishing discoveries in his book Lost in Time: Our Forgotten and Vanishing Knowledge. Drawing from over ten years of meticulous research, Bialik reveals how ancient civilizations mastered technologies and systems we often assume areuniquely modern — from medical procedures and sanitation to electricity and information preservation. But this isn’t just a history lesson. It’s a warning. As digital data becomes more fragile and cultural memoryincreasingly shallow, Bialik argues that knowledge without wisdom is easily lost — and that civilizations don’t always collapse from ignorance, but from forgetting what once made them resilient. This episode challenges listeners to rethink progress,preservation, and whether our modern world is truly advancing — or unknowingly repeating history’s mistakes. https://jrbialik.com https://www.lostintime.world Please Support this Podcast: www.omegaplanners.net www.jlsmithassociates.com https://mypillow.com PromoCode: ROSE https://patriotmobile.com/partners/rose www.americansforprosperity.org www.theboomereffect.com https://wordmarketingservices.com/ Rose’s Ministry: www.sheiscalledbyhim.com