Progress is contingent on historical context from "summary" of The Evolution of Everything by Matt Ridley
Progress is contingent on historical context. In other words, the advancement of society is heavily influenced by the specific circumstances and events of the past. It is not a linear process, but rather a complex interplay of various factors that shape the trajectory of development.
When we look at the history of human civilization, we see that progress is not predetermined or inevitable. Instead, it is a result of the interactions between individuals, institutions, and ideas within a particular historical context. For example, the Industrial Revolution was not simply a product of technological innovation, but also of social, politica...
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