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Secondly, humanity has acquired one of the most important things in the world – knowledge. We have become more careful about nature, healing the wounds we have inflicted upon it.
But back then, there were no such wounds. In the sense, there were absolutely none. Now, even in the most remote villages, you can smell gasoline...
You can feel it. People invented and improved everything before us, and we, as egoists, are now taking advantage of it. Back then, when these weapons, vehicles, and household appliances were invented and upgraded, people used imperfect and even dangerous equipment (take, for example, the history of matches). Now, all these things are much more convenient, although their evolution will probably continue, and only a couple of centuries separate us from vacuum-cleaning refrigerators with a built-in organizer and an MP3 player.
No, I meant in general that all the development of our civilization is aimed at increasing the number and power of weapons more than anything else. As for the 150 years, it's just that there are no more accurate data compared to other times, but in general, the picture is clear.
For some, even this is romantic... It's a relative concept. Maybe, in a hundred years, we will consider something romantic that is not romantic now.
But that's unlikely, because below that, it's only the "communal wives" project, and even that is relative, so it's unlikely to be considered romantic – the concept of this word has remained largely the same over the past 800 years.
Why can't it be done? We get into a spaceship and look for a new planet.
Well, for now, it's science fiction; conquering the New World was something completely different.
Regarding assertiveness, in the previous argument, you said:
Okay, okay. I give up. The arguments are over. Stop pressuring me.
So, I thought, maybe it seems to you that I am communicating uncivilizedly. :)
Where do we go?
Where do we end up when we save the world?