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You Didn’t Choose Your Beliefs. You Inherited Them

What do old DVDs, VHS tapes, laserdiscs and entire civilizations have in common? Inheritance. In this companion episode to my breakdown of Idiocracy, we explore the idea of inherited media not just physical collections passed down after someone dies, but inherited narratives, assumptions, political frameworks, religious structures, and institutional norms. When you inherit a media collection, you curate it. You keep some stories. You discard others. Civilizations do the same thing but often without realizing it. This episode explores how inherited belief systems go unexamined and why selective bias shapes culture more than intelligence. The difference between physical media inheritance and algorithmic inheritance and how narratives become “normal” without being verified and why societies drift when they stop auditing what they’ve been given Inheritance is not passive. It’s editorial. And what we choose to keep… survives us.