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The pace of change in the world is faster than ever today. Familiar social situations, tasks, and devices may be completely different in a very short period of time. In the past, people connected over long distances through phone calls or letters, but now those means of communication are secondary at best. How can people adapt to such rapid change? What types of educational experiences will people need in a changing world? What are some examples of things that have changed suddenly in your own life?

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guyzac000

Well first off, people adapt to these changes rather quickly. I myself have been alive since the first I phones and such were coming out. I remember when texting became a big deal, I remember my parents adapting to the concept of texting by saying when they had a call " I'ma just text him instead" these developments brought forth a change in the way we do things, making life easier one step at a time.
  • The first thing to note would be that people are quick to adjust to new situations.
  • I've been there since the early years of cell phones and the internet. We have come a long way since messaging became a big deal.
  • I recall my parents adapting to the concept of texting by suggesting, "I'ma just message him rather."
  • Far as I can tell, it is the most intriguing thought I've ever answered:
  • We exist in a world that is always evolving. Since all creatures embrace change (as you would know), humans have adapted to fast adaption.
  • Here we have extremely thin "bezel-less" iPhones rather than bulky, heavy phones.  
  • we barely knew all the mysteries of our globe a good few years ago, and we're already researching mars' makeup. Think about that now, and you'll come up with many more examples.
  • In nature, things haven't changed in 50 or 100 years.
  • Adapting is a deep process that takes generations to accomplish.
  • As a corollary, we need to retrain people to adapt to transform the world.
  • Yet still, we can't do much about it now, because we've already harmed our precious world enough to be in great danger.

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