Great read! I believe there's one small error, though. You've numbered the third bullet "1." instead of "3." in the list after "They can be somewhat mitigated."
One comment that's working against your argument is citing Jesus to make the case that oral cultures don't scale. The spread of Christianity before the printing press was far more oral than written -- it actually proves the opposite point. Disciples didn't have printed bibles sitting in their church pew. And even if they did, most of them couldn't have read it anyway.
Great read! I believe there's one small error, though. You've numbered the third bullet "1." instead of "3." in the list after "They can be somewhat mitigated."
Interesting post.
One comment that's working against your argument is citing Jesus to make the case that oral cultures don't scale. The spread of Christianity before the printing press was far more oral than written -- it actually proves the opposite point. Disciples didn't have printed bibles sitting in their church pew. And even if they did, most of them couldn't have read it anyway.