Learning about the past has no value for those of us living in the present. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

It has been suggested that topic for discussion, getting data about the past is vain in the present. I don't admit
this
notion because there are some reasons.
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of all, in ,fact everybody realized various incorrect, I have read that from different books, blogs and others we ought to learn our false. What is more, a human makes mistakes to another person, if a person knows the past, probably they will not realize again. As a cite: " Everyone is to know incorrect and the past, as well being taken a lesson. Like another pattern " The past is a road which will carry you to a bright future ". If
people
made an effort to learn about the past, many things, items, numbers ,countries and so on would discover.
For instance
, some
people
tried to discover various countries,
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more
people
kill. The others got data about the
old time
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, falses and they have discovered new places as Portugal, USA, Africa and so on. Briefly, the
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is necessary and the past should be learned by
people
.
On the other hand
, some past actions are indispensable for a country as an example history. As a cite" Anybody doesn't know the history, he or she is alive dead". The basic meaning is each person must adopt(study) about the past acts because it is necessary to remember who is your foe. We can see that the past and
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are essential than the present. Taking everything into consideration, the bygone is important absolutely and
people
can't run from the former. The oldest has got the high rate role for knowing about the past.
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