Category Archives: First Revolution

Publication of the first part of the Fourth Revolution manifesto!

Posted on January 2, 2011 by Jeremie Averous

The Fourth Revolution Manifesto part I – a short history of humankind – 100,000 years in 3 Revolutions is finally out ! This is also to announce the kick-off of the publication of the Fourth Revolution Manifesto! You can access … Continue reading →

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A short history of human civilization

Posted on December 14, 2010 by Jeremie Averous

Human civilization is gone through 3 Revolutions since 100,000 years. How do we know that there are only 3 Revolutions, and that these Revolutions have really changed the world? That’s easy. Just look at the world population estimates over time. … Continue reading →

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Specialization and trade

Posted on October 18, 2010 by Jeremie Averous

From Age to Age, from Revolution to Revolution, specialization has increased. Hunter-gatherers were mainly specialized between men (hunters) and women (gatherers and children-raisers) In the Agricultural Age, priests, soldiers and specialist artisans were the specialists that did not produce their … Continue reading →

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The First Revolution

Posted on October 16, 2010 by Jeremie Averous

The First Revolution occurred around 100,000 years ago when humans invented speech. This gave the Homo Sapiens a decisive advantage. Speech is the basis of conscious thought. It is also the basis of creativity because word associations are the first … Continue reading →

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