The article challenges the modern understanding of progress, arguing that it is a warped and limited perspective. The author, having studied anthropology and religion, has come to question the notion of progress and what it truly means.
The article suggests that the human experience is characterized by a constant state of change, rather than a linear progression towards improvement or advancement. It highlights how concepts of progress have brought about significant advancements, such as in medicine, architecture, and technology, but also notes that these changes do not necessarily equate to universal progress.
The author suggests that the idea of progress is a culturally-constructed and subjective concept, shaped by our own biases and perspectives. The article encourages readers to re-examine their understanding of progress and to recognize that change, rather than progress, is the fundamental characteristic of human societies and the natural world.
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by Ashely L. Cr... 於 medium.com 06-04-2024
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