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Bhavya jha
Just on the way of r... • 1y
Ever wonderded why our whole society is obsessed with the saying ,u will get fruitfull results if u do hard work, go to school , get a good, secure job and stick to it ? Why ?Here's the reason , not even the reason but the whole history So , till present , the time is divided in three ages 1) agrarian age :- where nobles have the right only , to be rich , it means the more u work hard at that time for kings and nobles , the more u will get respect and money and u will be praised.. There comes the saying " working hard will make u gain whatever u want And that thinking transferred from parents to children their grand children and so on 2) Industrial age :- it's the age when industries are being set up ,and new technologies and advancements were made in order to produce more n more . The poor people got an opportunity to earn except from farming , to doing a job There comes the saying ,go work hard get a job 3) information age :- go get a profession 4) conceptual age (present)
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