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The Roots of Progress
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Building a culture of progress for the 21st century and beyond
Roots of Progress Institute The Roots of Progress Institute A culture of progress for the 21st century Why study progress? The progress of the last few centuries—in science, technology, industry, and the economy—is one of the greatest achievements of humanity. But progress is not automatic or inevitable. We must understand its causes so that we can keep it going, and even accelerate it. We need a new philosophy of progress . In order to make progress, we must believe that it is possible and desirable. The 19th century believed in the power of technology and industry to better humanity, but in
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