What If Some Events Wouldn’t Have Happened in The Past?

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic and war between Russia and Ukraine, today we can still regularly see positive changes in the world.

Thinking about the humanity challenges in the past pushed me to write about important changes on the planet and guess, how could have changed our society if they wouldn’t have happened.

If I had known the history better, I would have created a comprehensive research about the most important shifts in the world history.

But since I’m just an amateur, this text covers only three events that has attracted my attention.

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1920: Women's Suffrage

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On August 18, 1920 women got the right to vote.

However, if this wouldn’t have happened, our society could have been completely different.

Speaking frankly, if I had lived in the ‘20s, I wouldn’t have liked the society of those times.

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Women even weren’t allowed to go to university, not to mention hold paying jobs.

Most of the time they spent at their homes, and believed that their happiness completely depends from their husbands.

House wives were mostly dealing with washing and cooking, and although most of them didn’t mind doing the housework, something should have been changed.

Luckily, the Women’s Suffrage completely transformed women’s lives and our society.

1943: Invention of LSD

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Swiss chemist Albert Hoffman might not have known about the extent to which he will contribute to society by invention of LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide).

Indeed, he also couldn’t have known that hippies and ravers will apply his invention for their entertainment, dancing high on the festivals.

Nevertheless, there are a lot of positive effects of LSD that are worth using in medicine.

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The substance is effective in reducing anxiety, depression and pain in people with cancer; also it helps as a treatment for psychosomatic diseases and various addictions.

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On top of that, the result of LSD-assisted therapy can be seen quite quickly.

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What if Hoffman wouldn’t have invented LSD, or somebody would have stopped him from working, or he simply would have decided not to get on with his work?

Probably, many people would have suffered today from pain and mental ilness, and some of ravers wouldn’t have got some fun (which is, indeed, not so important).

Imagine changes in the world if the scientists will apply LSD on a bigger scale, and we will be able to use it for treatment of health problems worldwide?

Who knows, maybe we could clear away our personal worries, and rid the world from depression?

2019: COVID Pandemic

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From the moment when the pandemic have become rolling out, it have completely changed our world.

We’ve have become used to working from home, have realigned the concept of safety, and have become vaccinated on a worldwide scale.

Indeed, there were also harmful effects of the pandemic, like the massive hit for many companies, from restaurants to concert organizers, and millions of deaths.

Nevertheless, if the pandemic hadn’t hit the planet, who knows, maybe we could have encountered even greater risks.

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For example, pandemic have caused the reduce of road traffic and therefore, a less amount of traffic accidents.

The diminished amount of road traffic have led to lowered heart attack rates.

Besides that, during the pandemic the community action, and connections amongst friends and families have increased.

Simply put, we’ve become to pay more attention to our mates and relatives, even though the reason for that was rather gloomy.

With the coming of home isolation, enjoying a family dinner or hanging out with friends have become for many of us more important than ever before, not to mention getting about and atteding parties.

On the whole, acknowledging of the pandemic’s benefits may help us not only ease our anxiety about what happened but also continue to believe that future will bring with it more positive changes.

Imagine changes in the world, if scientists will apply LSD on a bigger scale, and we will be able to use it for treatment of health problems worldwide?

Who knows, maybe we could clear away our personal worries, and rid the world from depression?

We’ve become used to working from home, have realigned the concept of safety, and have become vaccinated on a worldwide scale.

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For example, pandemic have caused the reduce of road traffic and therefore, decreased the amount of traffic accidents.

What if Some Events Wouldn’t Have Happened in the Past?

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic and the war between Russia and Ukraine, today we can still regularly see positive changes in the world.

Thinking about the challenges humanity faced in the past pushed me to write about important changes on the planet and to attempt to guess how would it have changed our society if they hadn't have happened.

If I had known the history better, I would have created a comprehensive research paper about the most important shifts in world history.

On August 18, 1920, women got the right to vote.

If this hadn't have happened, however, our society would have been completely different.

Women even weren’t allowed to go to university, much less hold paying jobs.

They spent most of the time at homes and believed that their happiness completely depends upon their husbands.

Housewives were mostly dealing with washing and cooking, and although most of them didn’t mind doing the housework, something should have been changed.

Luckily, Women’s Suffrage completely transformed women’s lives and our society.

Swiss chemist Albert Hoffman might not have known about the extent to which he contributed to society with the invention of LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide).

Indeed, he also couldn’t have known that hippies and ravers would use his invention for their entertainment, dancing high at festivals.

What if Hoffman hadn't invented LSD or somebody had stopped him from working, or he simply decided not to get on with his work?

Probably, many people would have suffered today from pain and mental ilness, and some ravers wouldn’t have experienced some fun (which is, indeed, not as important).

Imagine the changes in the world if scientists applied LSD on a larger scale and we would be able to use it for treatment of health problems worldwide?

Who knows, maybe we could clear away our personal worries, and rid the world of depression?

From the moment the pandemic rolled out, it completely changed our world.

Indeed, there were also harmful effects of the pandemic, like the massive hit to many companies, from restaurants to concert organizers, as well as millions of deaths.

For example, the pandemic caused the reduction of road traffic and, therefore, decreased the amount of traffic accidents.

The diminished amount of road traffic also has led to lowered heart attack rates.

Besides that, during the pandemic community action and connections amongst friends and families have increased.

Simply put, we’ve come to pay more attention to our mates and relatives, even though the reason for that was rather gloomy.

With the coming of home isolation, enjoying a family dinner or hanging out with friends has become for many of us more important than ever before.

On the whole, acknowledgment of the pandemic’s benefits may help us not only to ease our anxiety about what happened but also to continue to believe that the future will bring with it more positive changes.