THE MOST inspiring, most powerful and most beautiful advancement of human civilization is not the Great Pyramid of Giza or any other of the Seven Wonders. It doesn't dwell in literature or academia and it can't necessarily be seen. Instead, it's usually at the heart of some of humanity's most transformational moments. In 1776, it was in every drop of ink that composed every word and signature on the Declaration of Independence. In 1789, it was in the smoldering flames of the Bastille and in the hearts of French citizens who demolished a brutal symbol of
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