We advocate for mprovement of accessibility to preserved cumulative knowledge of Cultural Heritage stored in Libraries, Museums and other similar institutions around the world. The histories and artifacts preserved have only been accessible physically, when people visit the institutions or having been enrolled in higher education.                 
           
            The cost of enrolling in university has consistently increased over the years, making it unaffordable for most people and resulting in less access to university libraries and points of research at museums.                                                   
            Historians, writers and other researchers, spend years researching and preserving histories that is then housed in fourwalled institutions and only to be visited there.             

            It's time to facilitate better access to preserved cumulative knowledge and to put it into peoples hands. It doesn't take away from libraries and museums, in the same way ordering delivery from a restaurant doesn't take away from the restaurant.             
           
            Even though they are all established for a noble cause, access to libraries, museums and to historians, has had a social exclusion effect on people based on educational status, social status, race, religion affiliation, location & distance, and those unable to physically visit due to disabilities. Save for films, the introduction to E-books and access to the internet, there has not been a rebranding and re-imagining on the experience of interacting with preserved cumulative knowledge.

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