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- Premises such as progress is real and important, but it is not automatic or inevitable. It is something that comes about in significant part because of human agency — because we choose to pursue it.
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A growing and influential intellectual movement aims to understand why human progress happens – and how to speed it up. Garrison Lovely investigates.
- Garrison Lovely
Oct 23, 2024 · An effort to better understand how progress has happened is the first step to making it fully real once again.
Sep 25, 2021 · Premises such as progress is real and important, but it is not automatic or inevitable. It is something that comes about in significant part because of human agency — because we choose to...
- Kelsey Piper
Mar 9, 2024 · No one is against progress, they are only against “progress”: that is, they either believe in it, or deny it. The most important question in the philosophy of progress, then, is whether the idea of progress is valid—whether “progress” is real.
Jul 19, 2016 · Once we overcome the myth of ‘progress’, we can clear the ground for a real politics that would jettison the absurd hubris of liberalism and of most ‘Leftism’. And would jettison the extreme Prometheanism and lack of precaution endemic to our current pseudo-democratic technocracy.
Sep 9, 2014 · September 9, 2014. The stock narrative of the Industrial Revolution is one of moral and economic progress. Indeed, economic progress is cast as moral progress. The story tends to go...
May 1, 2018 · Information about human progress, though absent from major news outlets and intellectual forums, is easy enough to find. The data are not entombed in dry reports but are displayed in gorgeous websites, particularly Max Roser’s Our World in Data , Marian Tupy’s HumanProgress , and Hans Rosling’s Gapminder .
