Throughout history, knowledge has vanished—burned, erased, or buried. From the lost wisdom of ancient civilizations to the mysterious resets of the 18th and 19th centuries, history seems to be rewritten time and time again. But what if the internet, our greatest storehouse of knowledge, is next? In this episode, we explore the possibility of a digital reset—how AI, cyberattacks, and selective censorship could erase an entire era of human history. Could we be on the brink of the most advanced information purge yet? And if so, who stands to benefit?

We can't claim to know everything. But where should our knowledge lead us? I have some thoughts in response to a question posed by Roger A. Bruhn on a YouTube upload. Here's my working theory