Description: What happens when the last generation that knows how to grow food, build shelter, find water, light a fire, repair tools, and solve problems without a screen is gone? Old Tom Wilson's funeral seemed like the end of one man's life. In reality, it was the burning of an entire library. As elders pass away, communities are losing more than people—they are losing generations of wisdom, practical skills, stories, resilience, and the knowledge that once held families and towns together. In a world increasingly controlled by algorithms, automation, and artificial intelligence, The Great Forgetting asks a powerful question: What happens when humanity forgets how to be human? This thought-provoking journey explores self-reliance, community, lost skills, forgotten wisdom, and the urgent need to preserve the knowledge that built civilisation before it disappears forever. " full story https://attn.live/creations/04bacb82-ba19-450d-9c3c-1bebd0d38dad " A powerful reminder that technology may make life easier, but it can never replace wisdom, experience, and human connection. Because when the last elders are gone, what remains depends on what we choose to learn today.