A Critique of the Idea of Progress

Exploring the multifaceted concept of progress, Robert Nicholls examines its presence in human society and questions its nature. He articulates his perspective on societal advancement and considers whether this progress aligns with a broader evolutionary trajectory. Nicholls proposes that human progress is interconnected with the overall progression of life on Earth, inviting readers to reflect on the implications of this relationship in understanding our place within the larger context of evolution.