Ancient cities, ruins, and buildings are historical and testify to the splendor of bygone eras. The past is time gone by, and its duration encompasses a specific period defined by natural phenomena or human-caused historical events that follow one another. The difference lies in the fact that one precedes the other, like the sun and moon, which alternately provide light, thus enabling days, months, and years. All phenomena lack a clearly identifiable starting point. There is a rotation—each event follows another in regular succession within a cycle. Today's effect follows yesterday's cause. Tomorrow's change is what is happening today. Therefore, humankind must know the events of the past. Without knowledge of the past, it is as if we were a ship without a compass or rudder on the high seas. What will happen to that ship is cause for great concern.
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