The magical wave

The truth is that the statement is magic. Literature attracts souls, warms hearts, softens feelings, shakes feelings, and soars a person into the world of imagination. If literature had this influence in the ancient and medieval eras - while science began in the Renaissance era, crawling like children, and in our modern era it has become a mighty and mighty one - then science has taken precedence over literature, until our era has truly become the Age of Science, if it is called the Age of Speed, the Age of Machines, or the Age of Science. maize. They all rely on science in their inventions, and the effects of science have become clear to everyone.
In ancient times, chariots were drawn by horses, but in our time they are without them. If one of the men of the past were sent, he would marvel at chariots that move without horses, machines that speak and sing, locomotives that plunder the land, planes that rise in the air, submarines that disappear under the surface of the water, and houses and streets that are illuminated. In an instant and extinguished in an instant, there are wires that transmit speech, and a radio reaches every house and house, and floods every field and airport, and through it a person on earth can communicate with those on the surface of the earth, whether locomotives or cars. Modern war is no longer won by literature and eloquence alone.