Progress, Not Always a Good Thing

One of the few things Americans can agree on is progress, which advances us, promotes economic development, creates opportunities, and is always a good sign of my future. But it is not for everyone. There is a dark side to progress. It is usually wiped out under the carpet of the modern world, but it is difficult to ignore the exploitation that in the early days of the United States, they are least likely to enjoy. As a concept, it is the spirit of bringing people together, but in reality it stratifies society so that only a few people can get rewards for the sacrifice of others.

Before discussing further, let's clarify some. Even if you say you won in the end, good does always win, or that good is always at the top level, or not all winners are good. It is the opposite. This means that even if a great crime is committed, the evil forces dominate - they will eventually be knocked down. In the long term, the evil empire will collapse. In the long term, the good thing is victory. There is progress in the long term. Let's think about a thief who steals food from farmers now. He feeds himself by weakening others' eating power. He is very evil - but he does not want others to get bad. Instead, he wants others to keep on good physical condition. A thief society will be a tragic place for him.

People say they can not do things all the time. There are a few basic structural forces that can make things work as they are today. Experts believe that the possibility of a paradigm shift is low until the day the paradigm shift occurs. But despite the severity of this imagination, progress continues. The arc of the universe is functioning and the evolutionary forward-pointing arrow is functioning.

The most important thing is to understand what it means: self. The universe is constantly progressing and is constantly changing. It is always evolution. Human thought always progresses, grows forever, and dies forever. If we do not consider it as a form of growth or progress, we are dead. Self means the ongoing experience of reality, and the process of evolution will always change. It is natural to say that if a process is like a process that the ego experienced throughout history, part of the passage of rights is to realize it without others.