Not the most interesting, it is however the most relevant given the present is the resulting effect of past tense, which is ofc a prelude to the future so history is a pivot like the sun we revolve around...which is pivoted to the galactic center etc etc.

In addition I feel that nothing can be truly taught, teaching itself is (should be) an act of guidance towards self realization, and as someone else mentioned we still utilize an archaic method that is as the blunt hammer that imprints information by striking the anvil per se.

More-over, the issue with history as it stands is highly distorted given the fact that back in the days of old those who would win a war also decided they should erase certain historical pivots in order to shift perception toward their favor/line, even today there are events that aren't told accurately of the present and so further distorting the futures point of reference.

This is why, I feel, history is the most relevant feature of the universe, even better is that we can change the past from the present position (via perspective) which then in turn effects the past view thus our present attitudes towards it, meaning that although there are distortions of our history we can at any time choose to acknowledge and alter set events from the future without the need for technological time-travel devices.

Where weve been is where we are going, theres an old saying that states 'there is nothing new under the sun', though I don't expect any agreement on that particular matter.