Quote graphic with text overlaid on an orange-tinted background showing a soldier figure. The text discusses how WWII atrocities were documented in physical form and helped prevent repetition for 75 years, while today's conflicts are documented digitally but controlled by oligarchs. It warns that memory has become a battleground and predicts instability ahead. Quote attributed to Lawrence Nault, dated February 12, 2026.
The last century stored its atrocities in ink, paper, and film.
You couldn’t delete them quietly.
Today we document everything —
inside systems owned by people who profit from the chaos.
The internet made memory a battlefield.
The digital world makes history editable.
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