Tuesday, September 4, 2007
response:::aug 29
Everything seems to be changing all the time. Although looking to the future, men’s timeline often refer to the past when they want to better understand, create or update processes. Some of these processes might take men only a few steps further in evolution. On the other hand, some other processes might open men’s understanding widely and give them a much deeper interpretation of what has been done so far, bringing new insights to old questions, widening paths or changing the direction completely. Whatever the [temporary] end is to a process, the starting point is basically the same in all of them: collecting references from previous experiments, in other words, collecting information. By putting pieces of information together men are closer to the next step, so the walk for knowledge continues. Information brings dynamism and consequently motion to the process. Wherever the accurate information is, it is there that the men’s mind must drink from. Only by looking into the past (near or far) can men transform the processes that will transform the future.
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