Fulcrum of History

Authors

  • Derek Bates FRSA

Keywords:

History, Culture, Change

Abstract

Throughout the history of mankind, there have been revolutions. The use of flint as cutting tools, the discovery that irrigation could multiply the productivity of land which led to the growth of cities, steam, iron, electricity and most of all the electron which enables us to communicate with each other, first by telephone and latterly by computers and mobiles. All of these took time to effect changes, often centuries. In contrast, the cultural changes we are now seeing will take only months. Just as in the West the past is dated as BC or AD, we will refer to BV, before virus and AV, after virus to record the rapid and dramatic changes which the virus will wreak.


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References

(1) Johns Hopkins University, Centre for Systems Science and Engineering.

(2) Professor Carl Heneghan. Director of Centre for Evidence Based Medicine, Oxford University.

(3) Lauren Bravo. ‘How to Break Up with Fast Fashion’ published 4​ th​ January 2020

Published

2020-06-15

How to Cite

Bates, D. (2020). Fulcrum of History. Journal of Technology & Governance, 1(1). Retrieved from http://creactos.org/index.php/jtg/article/view/5

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 1 (2020): Journal of Technology & Governance

Section

Articles

Copyright (c) 2020 Derek Bates FRSA

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