Translations:Benutzer:Arian/Klett-Mini-Test/178/en

These questions have been taken up by the sciences, though to a very limited degree and with the omission of the human being who is, after all, the one who first poses these questions. From the investigation of the purely physical, calculable part of the reality of nature as a whole — pursued to the outermost detail — there have arisen immense material-economic successes that have drawn human beings ever deeper into the spell of scientifically grounded technological modes of production. Unawares, peasant farming fell — in a silent social revolution, at first slowly and then since the 1960s with giant strides — into industrialization, and therewith into its cultural death.