Nowadays, some individuals proclaim that due to the rapid development of science and technology, most people in the world have become much more articulate than human beings from less active periods of history.
According to them by a substantial increase of world knowledge, human awareness of the most modern dangerous issues is constantly growing, which is a phenomenon that takes an ever greater harvest due to the enormous power of the media and the general dissemination of newly discovered information among units without specialist knowledge.
However, many eminent thinkers are categorically opposed to such views, saying that the tremendous pace currently imposed by science far outstrips the wisdom of society, which, through rapid change, is utterly helpless.
Hence, humanity as a community acquires information completely unevenly, which creates a significant leap between people familiar with modern discoveries of science and units who adhere to the paradigms of the early twentieth century.
So is science gathering information faster than society's wisdom? Or maybe they develop evenly?
Although a great deal of environment keeps their "wisdom" up-to-date by stating information gained by science as a clear priority, most units (including the most intelligent of us) are unable to acquire this amount of information, and thus everyone is left behind in some way.
Group wisdom develops slowly as it evolves, making any violent discovery a real shock to all public opinion, not to mention the fact that such groundbreaking events have been happening continuously for at least 60 years.
Humanity is charging forward and significant differences in the acquisition of knowledge are already a huge problem that divides humanity at an alarming rate, unfortunately leading to many unresolved misunderstandings, despite e prevalent intensification of education around the world.
- AD Chaudhary.
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