The Evolution of Culture the Development of Civilization to the Fall of Rome
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If nobody is likely to win ajiy- thing, however, and if generals, presidents, and dictators and their families are exposed to death along with lesser citizens, then we may not reasonably expect a purposely 1 1 1 Evohitiov and Culture incited thermonuclear war. But there is a terrible danger that small, local skirmishes and revolutions in other areas might eventually involve the major powers, and here we come to the point where we may speak relevantly of the nature of the rest of the world, of t...he position of Western civilization with respect to it, and of what we may logi- cally expect of the future so that we might argue for a realistic policy.
Other sciences have taught us that there arc now sev- eral new ways to harness energy, powers ultimately of enormous magnitude and very cheap. This power future is to encompass not only the well-known energy from atom-splitting and fusion, but from direct sunlight, from the sea, from new kinds of agriculture, and so on. But as common sense as well as the only slightly more re- condite law of evolutionary potential could tell us, those nations that are now the most advanced in the present coal and oil complex have less potential for the full and efficient use of the industry of the future than certain hitherto "underdeveloped" regions which could build a new civilization well adapted to such a base.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If nobody is likely to win ajiy- thing, however, and if generals, presidents, and dictators and their families are exposed to death along with lesser citizens, then we may not reasonably expect a purposely 1 1 1 Evohitiov and Culture incited thermonuclear war. But there is a terrible danger that small, local skirmishes and revolutions in other areas might eventually involve the major powers, and here we come to the point where we may speak relevantly of the nature of the rest of the world, of t...he position of Western civilization with respect to it, and of what we may logi- cally expect of the future so that we might argue for a realistic policy.
Other sciences have taught us that there arc now sev- eral new ways to harness energy, powers ultimately of enormous magnitude and very cheap. This power future is to encompass not only the well-known energy from atom-splitting and fusion, but from direct sunlight, from the sea, from new kinds of agriculture, and so on. But as common sense as well as the only slightly more re- condite law of evolutionary potential could tell us, those nations that are now the most advanced in the present coal and oil complex have less potential for the full and efficient use of the industry of the future than certain hitherto "underdeveloped" regions which could build a new civilization well adapted to such a base.
What to read after The Evolution of Culture the Development of Civilization to the Fall of Rome?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leslie a White to read onlineMoreLess
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