The UTOPIA Equilibrium
Fiction & Literature, Short Stories, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction
| Author: | Lelanthran Krishna Manickum | ISBN: | 9781465872456 |
| Publisher: | Lelanthran Krishna Manickum | Publication: | November 22, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Lelanthran Krishna Manickum |
| ISBN: | 9781465872456 |
| Publisher: | Lelanthran Krishna Manickum |
| Publication: | November 22, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Man had solved his food problem by making sure that the majority of people had no need to grow their own food[Agricultural Revolution]. Man had solved the meat problem in a similar way[Animal Husbandry]. Survival problems solved, man had gone on to refine everyone into a specialist role, to get the most out of those that were freed from gathering and hunting. With Mankinds ingenuity it was not long before the existence of specialists lead to even more people being freed from chores, and thus was born commerce. That commerce lead to even more people freed from having to expend effort to sustain themselves, which lead to actual invention of machines[Industrial Revolution], which lead to even more people with free time on their hands, which lead to abstract math and philosophy[Digital Revolution], which lead to even more people with ever more free time on their hands … It seems that society, in the process of trying to find a use for everyone in society, had simply resulted in even more people with free time.
- excerpt from book.
Man had solved his food problem by making sure that the majority of people had no need to grow their own food[Agricultural Revolution]. Man had solved the meat problem in a similar way[Animal Husbandry]. Survival problems solved, man had gone on to refine everyone into a specialist role, to get the most out of those that were freed from gathering and hunting. With Mankinds ingenuity it was not long before the existence of specialists lead to even more people being freed from chores, and thus was born commerce. That commerce lead to even more people freed from having to expend effort to sustain themselves, which lead to actual invention of machines[Industrial Revolution], which lead to even more people with free time on their hands, which lead to abstract math and philosophy[Digital Revolution], which lead to even more people with ever more free time on their hands … It seems that society, in the process of trying to find a use for everyone in society, had simply resulted in even more people with free time.
- excerpt from book.
