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Cognition and Social Development: Some Reflections on Factors Affecting Attitudes to Planned Progress

Abstract Based on ethological patterning and the length of biological time in which humans have lived under uncertain social and environmental conditions, they are conditioned to short-term cognition. Modern circumstances may have increased these uncertainties and make it even less likely that mankind will forego the present for future ecological benefits and survival.