My life experience of observing people suggests more and more new answers. After all, you see, there are always questions in life - what to do? What to do? Why did he or she do this and not the other? It's not a school in life, you just can't ask a question. You have to either look for answers yourself, or ask yourself other questions.
Before the invention of technology, the world was just the world. Then the world became mechanical, tools of labor and different types of weapons appeared. Then steam engines, railways, factories and factories appeared. The first automation is production conveyors. People began to produce more. Then electronics appeared. Then this same electronics gave birth to computers and turned into digital and analog. How is the digital world different from the analogue one? The fact that when transferring to digital, the analog world was cut into thinnest slices and put in a pile. Many men have worked on this, and many women. Each in its own power. And although we, men and women, think differently, we achieve results. Men think, women feel - in a very rough approximation. Where the man thought and hung, just like a computer, the woman already felt everything and made the only correct decision.
But where the woman drowned in feelings (although this is her element), the man thought about it, assessed the situation and did everything. We need each other - digital men living in the world of calculations and algorithms, and analog women living in a continuous, free world of sensations and feelings