Read this passage: predicting the future could be more than a pasture: it might be an ethical imperative. Many philosophers, soc
iologist, politician theorists, and historians take seriously the notion that we can and should reflect on our futures. In fact, this desire to consider what lies ahead may be the very feature that separates out species from other living beings A)requirement B)interruption C)disaster D)imitation
Answer: “Past is a waste paper, present is a newspaper and future is a question paper. Come out of your past, control the present, and secure the future.”
