With accelerating technological growth and access to collective knowledge revolutionizing everyday life, the zero-sum-game mentality of capitalism is unsustainable.
Today globalisation, accelerating technological development and demographic change mean work is changing faster than ever.
Pertaining health needs and accelerating technological development put an ever-increasing demand on limited health budgets.
The study says that accelerating technological change, and a growth in population and consumption have driven the move into the Anthropocene, which advocates of the concept suggest started around the middle of the 20th century.
The early penetration of U.S. critical infrastructure provides it with a preemptive strike option should it believe that a U.S. attack is imminent, while the exfiltration of intellectual property provides its many excellent engineers and scientists with a way to accelerate its technological growth beyond anything that we've seen before.
"At the same time, the by-products of accelerating technological change -- industrialization, population growth and pollution -- threaten to destroy in a few generations monuments and works of art that have survived thousands of years of war, revolution, famine and pestilence".
At the optimistic end of the spectrum, productivity growth could surge on accelerating technological innovation, allowing stronger economies to keep debt burdens in check.
A defense of Ray Kurzweil's visions of accelerating technological change.
In a demanding workplace with accelerating technological shifts, highly educated workers are increasingly more valued.
Consequently, commercial banks need to rely on new technological growth to accelerate product and service innovations, thereby adapting to new customer demands and competitive environments.
In 1995, the United States had already achieved dramatic technological growth.
