There's a sense that feelings of hate for humanity runs deep and the charging of view can't change fast enough, sure there are some who throw up their hands and turn to their many like minded followers, telling them that soon enough those people with the wrong views will be dead, yet at the same time others are focusing on the now and what the now will be. Never let those who are too set in there ways stop you from shaming those who are younger and can be broken with endless propaganda.
But the master plan is the AI Congress and the brick wall builers of the NEA. If history could be told from their view and from their view the new generations could be led to believe almost anything. Even today without the entire Internet being rewritten some people leave college after years of study without knowing the classics that was just commonplace yesterday and are unable to determine if an event occurred in WWII or the civil war.
Much like the shape of the octtogon, the red STOP SIGN does not offend those who want to wipe yesteryear away. The rules of chess have also stayed the same. In the future there's little fear those starting out will not learn to protect their KING, only there could be a dystopian nightmare where the TWIN TOWERS have never been, where those born decades from now will be disinterested in viewing the media before the year 2000 and then perhaps that media will be forbidden.
Since Disney has taken control of Star Wars they have broken its lore and its foundational rules, yet to know this one would have to watch the films produced by its creator, George Lucas.
With no knowledge of Core Star Wars someone watching Disney Star Wars would believe the perfect weapon against a fleet of enemy ships is to use light speed or that it is possible to use the force to freeze a blaster bolt in mid air or it is possible for anyone to become a Jedi or it is possible to use the force to shift an object from one point to another instancetalessly.
Forgetting everything regarding storytelling, which Disney has a long history of being good at, they have fallen fast, as when the Star Wars Extended Universe was in full swing many authors were able to tell an endless number of interlocking stories that was well grounded in the characters, lore, and rules of Star Wars.
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