I'm curious about why he did not respect the articles that he was touching with his hands. While the woman that was showing him the articles wore gloves.
It is allowed to touch wood. It’s also better to touch paper with clean hands, because you can’t feel paper and have a better chance to rip it. The metal of the book was touched and opened using cloth, because metal deaerates with the oils on our hands.
Without wealth we wouldn't have those treasures, but just boring houses and cities. There will allways be people who have more than others, and very often - in old times allways - they were the keepers of art. And there are jealous persons out there... 😴🤭🤡
@@Schlei602 When there are so very many poor people who are suffering does it really make sense to spend so much money on the restoration and upkeep of these overly extravagant estates? Especially when basic upkeep would suffice. Jealousy has not one thing to do with it because just like us these old places will eventually disappear.
@@SpiritGirlSF well, it's a problem, it allway was, since man is alive. But without culture we're poor as well. And...if the money for public buildings is used to help the poor...where will you start, where will you stop. You can't save the whole world...unfortunately. That's a discussion for decades. Communism tried it, but it didn't work. Man is selfish.
