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And the speed of social change, in other words the rhythms of everyday life are completely changed.

Now bees and ants have kept their life rhythms going for probably millions of years, without any change at all.

They are very successful society and they are what you might call non-historical societies.

They have no history because they have a completely

settled life and in the same way when human beings have a completely settled

agrarian life they do not record their histories.

There is nothing to record, it's the same day after day.

Are we, as someone has suggested, I forget his name, called it. He wrote a book called

post-historical man. Are we about to enter a non-historical stage.

Stengler thought that we were going to,

that we were going to turn into what he calls a fella-hein culture where we're an enormous milling mob of fundamentally people

are just getting by and eventually we are taken over by various beneficent

despotisms which run us like an ant hill and that this may go on for hundreds and

hundreds of years. Or what is far more likely are we going faster and faster towards the point of flow-up in which we turn into the

start? Welcome back to the Line Podcast. My name is Aaron Alexander in today's beautiful episode. I got to have a friend Mr Ben Greenfield on the show

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