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The creation of institutional memory by passing knowledge through families, guilds, or workshops.
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institutionalization
The creation of institutional memory by passing knowledge through families, guilds, or workshops.
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The pyramid economy depends on three simultaneous capacities: specialization, institutionalization as memory of knowledge, and systemization that coordinates writing, finance, workshops, and labor.
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"...okay? You have specialization going on. Then you have something called institutionalization, which is basically creating a memory of this knowledge."
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"...needed all three things to happen at the same time. Specialization, institutionalization, and systemization. You can also argue the man who created this system,..."
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"You need writing, a writing system. You need a financial system. You need a lot of elements, okay? I'm making this sound a lot..."
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"...Second Revolution, the main idea of the Second Revolution is the institutionalization of doubt. Right? What does that mean? It means we encourage you..."
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A source-grounded reading of the Great Pyramid as Egypt's Manhattan Project: a divine battery, a state economy, and a wager that a sacred body could control the Nile, unify Egypt, and make peace eternal.
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