One point of this story is that the world is not completely broken. Specifically the points EY calls out where Earth surpasses dath ilan (e.g. physics and mathematics) are the areas where he thinks we’re pretty much on the right track.
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One point of this story is that the world is not completely broken. Specifically the points EY calls out where Earth surpasses dath ilan (e.g. physics and mathematics) are the areas where he thinks we’re pretty much on the right track.