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Is mankind undeniably worse off in the scientific age?
Many authors have written about the possible harmful nature of technological advancements, some of them even going as far as comparing the current state of our society with the times before the Scientific Revolution. They argue that our technological advancements are to blame for many of our modern problems, thus calling into question if our progress in certain aspects is worth its negative impact.
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