Abstract
Annals of Social Sciences & Management studies are an international journal which focuses to spread a vast knowledge to the readers. ASM includes various topics which cover every part of Sociology and management studies like Philosophy & Public Affairs
Highlights
On a global and theoretical level, growth and prosperity among cultures and civilizations can be explained by environment, or by the limits of geographical isolation
Richard Nisbett [2] argues in The Geography of Thought that geographical isolation can lead to either positive or negative outcomes, and can explain differences in behavior and attitudes over accumulated generations
Put in simple terms, had Warren Buffet or Bill Gates been born 500 years ago, they may have likely died on the battlefield, given their physical stature and the European inclination toward war
Summary
On a global and theoretical level, growth and prosperity among cultures and civilizations can be explained by environment, or by the limits of geographical isolation. The rise of the United States-in particular our skills, technology, innovations and economic advances-is based on the history of immigrants, people coming from all parts of the world, melting together, and exchanging knowledge and ideas.
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