There's always a place where the internet gets stranded

I saw this blog in June 2022: https://masterpa.mirror.xyz/tTKWwnDlGOPQPLFjmYCYnbsiaG6Sf8tTyvL4nSm-qqc

The Japanese thinker Tsurumi Shunsuke wrote an article on this, called "The Touchstone of Liberals"

Back then, Tsurumi Shunsuke's original text was stranded on the Internet.

The original text without an electronic version can be found in the Japanese Paper Repository. However, as long as the data is not moved online, whether it is a search engine with a market value of trillions of dollars, or a variety of increasingly powerful AI intelligence, it is impossible to know what to do before this paper. This is the WEB2 era, where everyone is stranded together.

When surfing the Internet, there is always a page that is stranded on the Internet - a page that no longer links to the next page, and more and more pages have been deleted in China in the last decade. So I came to Matters this summer

Just happened to see Writing NFTs kick off in August. My assumption is that if the thinker Tsurumi Shunsuke can forge a new NFT, the attribution of his thesis is technically anchored by the NFT, and scholars of later generations can find his ideas back then