About revolutions that do not pass

As long as changes are a source of fear and anxiety because of the confusion they cause in habits and the destabilization of stability, and because of the new challenges they bring to mind. Since human nature fears change and tends to glorify the idealized past and cling to it, and strives to preserve and protect traditions. But on the other hand, he is not satisfied with staying in place and remaining there, for in his innate nature he longs for more in everything, and refuses to obey reality, but aspires to improve it. The revolution, therefore, is based on feelings of hope and fear at the same time, because it pushes a person to stumble between the desire to progress and confusion in front of the unknown. These pages aim to anticipate some major political, scientific, cultural, and religious revolutions (Galileo, Darwin, Freud, the Industrial Revolution, Artificial Intelligence, etc.), which are pivotal stations in human history that we do not pay attention to today in terms of their effects and imprints on our current lives. Each of them created a turning point in the course of history, so that afterward, a reality emerged whose features differed from what it was before, but what humanity has been equipped with is hidden because it was immersed in daily life. Author: Ghi Sarkis. Number of pages: 221