It is a common trope in sociology that democratizing a diverse society (ethnically, religiously and perhaps soon technologically) leads to a rapid increase in sectarianism and communalism.
Technologically, America leads the world.
(Burke) Leimay (Friday through Sunday) This technologically curious company, led by Ximena Garnica and Shige Moriya (whom dancegoers may know as the couple behind the New York Butoh Festival), presents "Becoming-Corpus," a work for eight performers and six video projections.
Such communities tend also to be more technologically advanced, which leads to the adoption of new laws, such as those regulating the licensing and operation of automobiles and those concerned with commerce conducted on the Internet (see e-commerce).
And the direct precedent for MayaQuest &apos 96 was MayaQuest &apos 95, an equivalent although less technologically advanced interactive field trip led by the same team, and also sponsored by MECC.
Like the U.S. today, Britain led its world economically, technologically and militarily (or at least navally).
Even the last phase, which America is currently in and has arguably led, has depended upon a certain software which is wholly technologically based, and tied to the "thing" called a computer, or a Mac, an iPad, etc.
Moreover, he leads a technologically advanced African nation never conquered by whites.
This has also led to e-retailing reform in India attracting more investment in technologically driven R&D to enable a super-rich experience to Indian consumers.
But we must appreciate that Pope Benedict, in his turn, led the church as a priest enlightened not only spiritually, but technologically.
