Abstract: Why did the modern science not emerge in China? This is a famous question that first put forward by the famous scholar Joseph Needham in his book science and civilization in china. I would like to give an answer by explaining the traditional Chinese philosophy reasons and the ...
Andrew Carnegie (b. 1835) was an incredibly wealthy businessman and philanthropist. His company, Carnegie Steel, was one of the most dominant companies of its age, thanks in part to it having a vertical monopoly. Answer and Explanation: ...
it did not seem necessary to have a separate class of slaves as every previous society had had. Feudalism also created a power vacuum in which independent cities specializing in production and trade could ourish. But when the balance of power changed after the Black Death, and serfdom bega...
Feudalization is also reflexive and multidimensional: it is related not only to (1) technology, but also to the social and political sphere. It is in fact a civilizational change. Of course, Big Tech is today the workhorse of capitalism (as once were traditional industries). But feudalism do...
Gates went to an elite private school with access to computers at a time when few others did. This is not in any way to denigrate the achievements of these three entrepreneurs. All are brilliant, driven, and hard-working, with many of the traits in the constellation of attributes it takes...
the benefits of meritocracy over feudalism would have had time to become more widely appreciated; Jews would not have been forced back into their ghettos in the Papal States and made to wear the yellow star again; encouragement of the arts and sciences would have been better understood and copi...
As the goals of the propaganda machine changed, so did the stylistics of thelanguage of photography: against the background of the formation of theavant-garde canon, a new type of“Eastern”photography was created wherethe revolutionary pathos of social liberation from feudalism, clericalism, colo...
connected landlords and tight control of overlords, so the dearth of labor called for lords’ tighter grip, which English counterparts were not capable of. Therefore, not only the labor hadn’t been freed, but also the feudalism was farther enforced by black death. Similarly in 18th century,...
“Power hierarchies, exploitation and injustices would emerge far more easily than they do now. If you think democratic governments really are worse for you than free-roaming gangs of thugs and rapists then you have a poor imagination.”