When lacking experience with those who believe differently, humans begin to fear the “Other” — the unfamiliar vastness of humanity who may not be like them. This fear has been bred into humans so deeply that it requires generations to undo.
@stats_feed It starts declining, from 23 to 24 it declined by around 19k and 25 isn't doing good too in 1st 2 quart they have not even delivered 1 million. Let's see
Humanism has dominated world for 300 years, which is not such a long time. The Pharaohs ruled Egypt for 3000 years, and the Popes dominated Europe for a millennium. If you told an Egyptian in the time of Ramses II that one day the Pharaohs will be gone, he will probably be aghast
Looking back, many think that the downfall of the Pharaohs and the death of the God were both positive developments. Maybe the collapse of humanism will also be beneficial. People are usually afraid of change because they fear the unknown.