@north,
north;142265 wrote:GOOD points
inotherwords have we , HUMANITY MATURED ?
Yes. This is probally the first era where many have access to almost any know thing they may want to know.
Pepijn Sweep;142271 wrote:No. We have less people able to read complex information. We are 90% depending on electricity/gas and computersystems control our daily life. Un-explanable power-failures occur more often.
When in history have we had more people able to read complex information? I mean, for most of history, most people couldnt even read =)
In Ancient Rome, people who could multiply were considered mathematicians
Depending on things is not necessarly bad. Depending on walls to keep the barbarians out seems better than depending only in your sword and fighting skills =)
Power failures didnt really exist before our era.
Pepijn Sweep;142271 wrote:
Nobody can do calculus by heart since PC is there. Even my neigbour (math. Phd) ccouldn't calculate the seconds in a day. Can You?
Off course I can, and im an young person who grew up using computers. How can someone receive a phd in math without being able to multiply by heart is beyond me =)
there are 76,400 seconds in a day.