This has not too much to do with accepting modern technology, btw. Anyway, here is the quoran question with my answer:
- Q
- What were two ideas that emerged after the medieval period?
https://www.quora.com/What-were-two-ideas-that-emerged-after-the-medieval-period/answer/Hans-Georg-Lundahl
- Hans-Georg Lundahl
- Middle Ages fan + Latin student in Lund (where Medieval Latin rules).
- Answered just now
- Answering "What were two ideas that emerged after the medieval period?" - In other words, two ideas powerful today but absent from Middle Ages.
I guess you allow me to pick any two, as long as both fulfil the criterium.
- 1) Communities can "emerge" with no single identifiable founder, so naming of a founder "is no proof" he actually existed and disputing his existence need not mean implying existence of an alternative one;
- 2) Consciousness can "seem" as a different thing from what we call matter and the Medieval scholastics called bodies, without actually being so.
These two ideas strike me as very post-Medieval and also as very illogical.
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