Not chain calls it "the time of strategic opportunities", but China.Does anyone has an idea for a name?
Some call it "post card war"... but it's more an expression of nothing. It says nothing essential about our time.
For example, chain calls this epoch "the time of strategic opportunities". This says a lot.
Do we use all its potential? Are we worth calling it this way?Well, there's "the digital age".
Do we use all its potential? Are we worth calling it this way?
If I look at Asia, I doubt it. - and Europe is even more behind than the USA.
I followed many discussion about this topic. In general the agreement is, that we can't talk about an anthropocene. We way destroy our environment and we have left some small nuclear traces, but that's stiĺl not enough to ensure that archaeologs in 10 million years would find anything that proves our dominance.Just for clarity the term anthropocene is the one used by archaeologists. It marks an age where mankind's impact is found everywhere. The nuclear bombs have left a trace which can be detected in every single square meter of the globe's land surface. Additionally human pollution (plastic and carbon) is ubiquitous.
Would fit.The Age of Instability.
In this case we could call it "final chaper" as well.Not so sapiens mass extinction.
It definitely is a major trend of the past decades, but we only have seen the tip of the iceberg.Maybe not, however I do think it describes one of the more prominent developments of the last few decades.
If there's anything you want to know or see (pictures of big cocks, for instance) you can find it in half a second. The Information Age?