This might be a history question as much as a philosophy question but is there

This might be a history question as much as a philosophy question but is there

This might be a history question as much as a philosophy question but is there something profoundly distinct about the 20th and late 20th century that represents a distinct break from the past that is unlike any other break from the past in terms of its general significance? I honestly feel that is the case but then perhaps every century has felt that way.

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