A video essay about media preservation | All We Are Is What We Remember

Minor update: the video should now be properly subtitled for anyone who chooses to utilize that feature.
As we entrust our lives inside of the digital space, we stand on the precipice of a deeply existential threat: despite seemingly infinite data storage, how do we preserve the whole of our culture in the modern era? What happens if we fail to do so? Who is responsible for ensuring that culture we enjoy today is accessible to future generations? And what happens when those responsible for that culture are gone?
This video has been released under Creative Commons licensing.

[@bl4ckw1ngz64]

Copy, copy, copy, generations on until the end of humanity.

[@sanjibdey01]

This essay felt so soothing and equally hard hitting at the same time.

[@spun8389]

Man you did a good job with your editing

[@AndersonPEM]

I have a friend who is a preservationist of TV media in Brazil. He works for a broadcasting company.

[@user-yb2su6go6l]

It is simple. We are all going to die and be forgotten to time.

[@SubIndy]

Ah my favorite topic, oblivion.

[@RPGFort]

This was so good! Well done dude!

[@wddilly8488]

❤❤❤🎉🎉