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by wikfwikf on Friday November 04, 2022 @05:37AM
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It is 60% of 10k, and 0.0006% of a billion years.
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by hanniabu on Friday November 04, 2022 @05:52AM
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> On earth clay tablets have done a great job
The ones that survived
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by prox on Friday November 04, 2022 @08:13AM
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Yeah, but they didn’t even try preserving it! Lots were found in average storerooms and so on.
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by hanniabu on Friday November 04, 2022 @12:41PM
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When there's a lot of things to start with, there's bound to be a lot of things to survive by chance even without preserving. A lot of the stuff that survived was accidentally preserved by nature.
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by prox on Friday November 04, 2022 @01:52PM
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You could say that, but I would point out to its resilience and suitability as a medium for long term information containment. Literally thousands upon thousands have been found. Imagine if one were to try make it last longer :)
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by dredmorbius on Sunday November 06, 2022 @10:32AM
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With some irony, tablets subjected to the usual destroyer of documents, fire, survive even better as they're vitrified.
On earth clay tablets have done a great job : we have tablets 6000 years old, so we know that works. That’s 60% of 10k already. Titanium seems expensive and might be melted down in time of need, like bronze has been often in the past. Clay tablets survived partly because it’s a ‘worthless’ material.