@Leonick That's actually a pretty apt way of describing it in my opinion. I have no doubt that it's also happened before in the past when there were breakthroughs in technology, social structure, science etc. We like holding on to our traditions, values and ways of doing things, even when they are outdated. This often causes a massive backlash at first because we like predictability and the "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" way of thinking. Moving forward and changing isn't predictable, and we assume the worst. And that sucks, because the only thing that we know to be true is that things change. It's one of the few constants in the world from my view.
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@Leonick That's actually a pretty apt way of describing it in my opinion. I have no doubt that it's also happened before in the past when there were breakthroughs in technology, social structure, science etc. We like holding on to our traditions, values and ways of doing things, even when they are outdated. This often causes a massive backlash at first because we like predictability and the "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" way of thinking. Moving forward and changing isn't predictable, and we assume the worst. And that sucks, because the only thing that we know to be true is that things change. It's one of the few constants in the world from my view.