Paradigms can be described as a point of view or a perspective. Paradigms help us create theories within ourselves, the way we as people view cultures, behaviors, and attitudes vary. The process of culture, behavior, and man`s ways of thinking was developed by paradigms shift. Paradigms shift is a transformation that changes one way of thinking to another.
The human`s revolution of inventions have and continue to change the we think, learn and see the world. The article`s position shows that inventions were a significant part in the human evolution. From millions years ago, human`s weapons were made for hunting. Humans learned that they needed to hunt for food so that they can become stronger and have clothes. Language as well was becoming more than hooting, it was a way of communication. Homo erectus was the first species to control fire. Fire was a change in there way of thinking and learned that fire can be used not only for food, but for warmth and even a way to bring man together. Increased domestication was occurring with women being home with the children and the men finding food. Men knew that being the man of the “house” was needed to protect his family. One of the biggest shifts was agriculture and farming that evolved. The creation of villages with vegetables and cattle became needed for the agricultural system. The advancement of communication helped man improve memory and the ability to actually make ideas and thoughts, the shift resulted in writing. Writing was a life changing shift because it gave human`s opportunity to write there history and share there thoughts at that time. Another invention that shifted human`s world of thinking was transportation. Horses and even the development of wheels gave the thought of transportation into use.
As the world continues to advance with cell phones, stem cell, internet, and other life changing inventions, it creates changes in our behavior, culture and attitudes. I believe the outlook of the world from the human`s eyes will continue metamorphosing as more inventions keep advancing.
Saturday, January 9, 2010
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