…mutation in human consciousness and behavior we mean a total transformation of the human species. The bronze age, which Alvin Toffler calls the first wave of civilization, created human beings entirely different than civilization, and people from a tribal…

…that's the way we got the steam engine and the human race mutated to an entirely new level. Industriality as Alvin Toffler calls it spread across the world. The old agricultural civilizations were quickly replaced by industrial civilizations and that took a…

…the information age. We're going to live through changes of that magnitude and how are we going to adjust to it? Well that's what Alvin Toffler calls future shock. How do we adjust to it? Well we are mutating too. I want to say a few words about the…

…impossible to explain what Yeats meant by anything. But the spread westward from Thailand of bronze age culture is what Alvin Toffler calls the first wave. Bronze age culture was based on large scale agricultural civilization, usually with a god King at…

…the 18th century it was still spreading into other areas of the world. Then came the industrial revolution, which is what Toffler calls the. But before I get to that, considering the spread of the first wave bronze age civilization, large scale agriculture…

…the world by 1950. And then during the next year 1960 and 1960, the industrial revolution began to be replaced by what Toffler calls the third wave, which is information civilization, which is what we're living in now. Now in the 1980s it's getting more…

…impossible to explain what Yeats meant by anything. But the spread westward from Thailand of bronze age culture is what Alvin Toffler calls the first wave. Bronze age culture was based on large scale agricultural civilization, usually with a god King at…

…about the 18th century it was still spreading into other areas of the world. Then came the industrial revolution, which is what Toffler calls the second wave. But before I get to that, considering the spread of the first wave bronze age civilization large…

…world by 1950. And then during the next doubling between 1950 and 1960 the industrial revolution began to be replaced by what Toffler calls the third wave, which is information civilization which is what we're living in now. Now in the 1980s it's getting…

…mutation in human consciousness and behavior we mean a total transformation of the human species. The bronze age, which Alvin Toffler calls the first wave of civilization, created human beings entirely different than tribal civilization, and people from a…

…that's the way we got the steam engine and the human race mutated to an entirely new level. Industriality as Alvin Toffler calls it spread across the world. The old agricultural civilizations were quickly replaced by industrial civilizations, and that took a…

…the information age. We're going to live through changes of that magnitude and how are we going to adjust to it? Well that's what Alvin Toffler calls future shock. How do we adjust to it? Well we are mutating too. I want to say a few words about the…

…in early Egypt you find it even among the incas in Peru and the aztecs in Mexico. This type of civilization is what Alvin Toffler calls first wave civilization and it took a couple thousand years for this to spread all over the world or over most of…

…it's impossible to explain what Yeats meant by anything. But the spread westward from Thailand of bronze age culture is what Alvin Toffler calls the first wave. Bronze age culture was based on large scale agricultural civilization usually with a god King at…

…about the 18th century it was still spreading into other areas of the world. Then came the industrial revolution, which is what Toffler calls the second wave. But before I get to that, considering the spread of the first wave bronze age civilization, large…

…world by 1950. And then during the next doubling between 1950 and 1960, the industrial revolution began to be replaced by what Toffler calls the third wave, which is information civilization which is what we're living in now. Now in the 1980s it's getting…