"b. It was vague and its parameters were hard to define" was a criticism made of George H.W. Bush's New World Order, since he only spoke of global governance.
Well because many saw him as a man sent by god to rule, that's why they let the royal family lead for the longest time. They thought the dynasty was sent by god himself, and they were given his wisdom. Or something like that, I got this info out of "Five Equations that Changed the World" which has a bit about Newton's life and what he thought of the matter.
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Explanation:
hopefully you were talking about the desert lol
The author tries to contextualize the changing pace of travel and what it has meant for travelling from a point to another.
Explanation:
The writer argues that because the people take less time to reach from point A to point B they actually have proportionally more time to stay or explore point B which was not a luxury provided before.
At the same time it sort of laments the impatience of this generation as we are so used to minimal travel times.
<u>The older days had journeys usually lasting longer than the visit to a place itself with months and months spent on either a ship or a caravan.</u>
<u> This is not the case anymore and the journey has not remained meaningful. It is now literally just getting from point A to point B.</u>
