Tag: Progress without corresponding advance in intelligence and wisdom

To most people, technological progress connotes advances in general intelligence That is not the case. Unfortunately, this important point is not discussed enough. Under this tag, you willl find books and authors that did talk about it.

• Memoirs of a Superfluos Man - by Albert Nock (1943)
• Progress without any corresponding advance in intelligence and wisdom
• Mr. Cram’s theory of man’s place in nature
• The World of Yesterday - by Stefan Zweig (1943)
• Technical progress does not connote rapid moral ascent
• Authority and the Individual - by Bertrand Russell (1949)
• Our congenital intellectual capacity is not so very different from that of Paleolithic Man
• The End of Democracy - by Ralph Adams Cram (1937)
• Why we do not behave like Human Beings
• The basic mass of humanity never changes in character, intelligence and capacity.