Jan 5 2010, 12:50 AM
QUOTE(fenzodahl512 @ Jan 3 2010, 02:39 PM)
Err.. again, this is PhD School section.. Not "tadika" one..
Imaginary technology = maybe okay as long as we have a will and knowledge on how to achieve it
Imaginary culture/civilization = err.. Good to make movies.. but that's it! I wonder if we're still remembering Ewok.. Without them, Lucas Skywalker, Princess Leia, and Han Solo wouldn't succeed
I believe it was Einstein who said that we should always look at the universe as children do to the world without preconceived notions Imaginary technology = maybe okay as long as we have a will and knowledge on how to achieve it
Imaginary culture/civilization = err.. Good to make movies.. but that's it! I wonder if we're still remembering Ewok.. Without them, Lucas Skywalker, Princess Leia, and Han Solo wouldn't succeed
.I dont think its too far-fetched to discuss how a civilization may remain stagnant/regress despite having a huge number of resources at their disposal. In this case, I believe it was their culture that "held them back" (perhaps for the better). While their technology might have appeared stone age, the sheer wealth of resources the had did not appear to really cause them to have a particularly poor quality of life either.
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