Have you ever heard the saying, “Today’s news is tomorrow’s history”? This sentence is very simple, and we all seem to understand what it means, and maybe even agree with it. But if you think about it more carefully, you will find that there are many problems with this sentence. For example, it seems to imply a standard for what can be written into history. Are only the facts reported by the news media today worthy of being in the halls of history? Like many small things in our daily lives, how people buy and sell at street stalls, and how they interact on transportation, these things are not qualified…