Reactivating Our Right Hemispheres
An essay I published earlier this year at (most-righteous) Front Porch Republic
The Industrial Revolution had been churning for a hundred years. Results were impressive. Standards of living were climbing. Sure, urban slums were miserable, but many historians believe they beat the squalor in rural villages.
But industrialization was messy and not just from a pollution standpoint. Labor itself was messy. There was no good way to measu…
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