TehChron Explains it All

The past, the facts of it, are immutable. Interpretation however, can vary, and do for the most part.

Be that as it may, the past and our interpretations thereof exist for one overarching reason. To serve as a guide and if need be, a cautionary tale. To forget the past is folly, to be stuck in it, doubly so.

In a nutshell? Nothing matters. Cheers!

What happened doesn't exist anymore thus it's not immutable nor changeable, it just is not.

History is subjective, yes, although subjectivity on facts beyond "a certain point" (which varies with the circumstances) generally isn't taken seriously, and for good reasons.

What happened doesn't exist anymore thus it's not immutable nor changeable, it just is not.History is subjective, yes, although subjectivity on facts beyond "a certain point" (which varies with the circumstances) generally isn't taken seriously, and for good reasons.

exactly. And finding where that line lies sounds like an interesting endeavor.

I often rest upon the past, most notably in regards to VE, but in many situations. But the key is not to be prejudiced or lazy. There are people and alliances and things that change, and when they do I am gracious and happy. But when they don't, I'm right there with my annals.

I often rest upon the past, most notably in regards to VE, but in many situations. But the key is not to be prejudiced or lazy. There are people and alliances and things that change, and when they do I am gracious and happy. But when they don't, I'm right there with my annals.

There's also the other end of the spectrum, when alliances change for the worse.

Im relatively sure that people take great joy in pointing out those situations whenever they come up.