From ancient times to the present, from the birth of the first true human, thinking has been an instinct of mankind, constantly observing and summarizing this world has been an ongoing great endeavor.
Laws governing the behavior of all things have been inferred, and the phenomena they present studied, leading to an understanding of climate principles, and then passing this knowledge down from generation to generation. Thus arose modern civilization, contemporary science flourished, and productivity developed explosively.
Yet now, the body of knowledge and heritage formed over thousands, even tens of thousands of years, faces tremendous challenges: some experiences are no longer applicable, some laws are no longer accurate, and some truths must be qualified or put in quotes.
These are the crux of all problems.
New entities emerge, new laws appear; to return to the heights before the catastrophe will undoubtedly not be an overnight achievement.
