Tag: Civilization

  • The Architects of Civilization: How Creators and Manufacturers Drive Progress

    The Architects of Civilization: How Creators and Manufacturers Drive Progress

    The Role of Creators in Civilization Throughout history, creators—encompassing artists, inventors, and philosophers—have been fundamental in shaping the trajectory of civilization. Their contributions have not only redefined cultural paradigms but have also driven intellectual progress and innovation. By leveraging imagination, creators have often paved the way for significant societal changes, introducing new ideas and practices […]

  • Does having knowledge of evil cause a person to commit evil?

    Does having knowledge of evil cause a person to commit evil?

    One thing, though, is the repeated attempt toward good and the desire for such. Yes, one does think of finally having arrived at a place, to a state of solution from which evil no longer rises. Philosophers have wanted that; religious texts speak of it. Both of these in the ideas of Utopia, of Paradise, or of Heaven (Hell, even,…

  • The notches on tools and the end of the world

    The notches on tools and the end of the world

    We are surrounded by tools.  From the ordinary nail cutter to the kitchen knife, to our smartwatches, mobile phones, Wi-Fi routers, and computers.  Tools of all different kinds are all around us as evidence of human ingenuity and entrepreneurship.  Somewhere, someone saw a need and decided to create a solution for it.  In that creating […]

  • Comparing the messages of Solomon and Jesus regarding generations and longevity

    Comparing the messages of Solomon and Jesus regarding generations and longevity

    The contemplations over our life affect how we live.  In such thoughts, there are the concerns over generations existing together, what legacy one builds and leaves the latter, and the temporariness of all we have and build.  Such contemplation is good.  Wise men have done so.  They have left their words for us to reflect upon.  […]