Like the entire sand history and for all the

Like the entire sand history and for all the history that historians can study at all in the framework of their historical science, it catches your eye and captures all this so retrospectively. In general, only the culture that is philosophy develops only it has an internal motivation for further development, this development in the final analysis turns into progress Progress is a complex issue now we will not discuss it with you if at all it comes to it but the progress of this phenomenon is very important and very characteristic for European ultur there is a European philosophy, dear sirs, other cultures, or none develops at all those that are the philosophy of silence, and where it remains at the level of simple philosophizing of simple human reflection, let's say, they either do not develop in the sense of life, or even disappear, philosophy appears in several places at once exactly where the first civilizations appear, philosophy at about the same time occurs somewhere 6 6th to 8th centuries BC in China in India of Ancient Greece It is very likely that very serious philosophical generalizations were inherent in the Sumerian culture of the ancient Egyptian culture. Well, there we have something hard to say but simply because there is too much and little more true information about these cultures too little strictly defined too much discrepancy of differences in general while they are left but as for ancient Greece China and Ancient India, and so it appears about the same time and begins at approximately the same time to go in about the same direction but