The social world is one of these. These systems are strongly coupled to one another as well as to nature. They can be distinguished but not detached. Because of the strong coupling among the various systems composing society, every major social change involves biological, economic, political and cultural aspects, and it has an impact on the environment.
Society is thus like a four-wheel drive vehicle.
There is no such thing as sustained development without environmental protection and unless the biological, economic, political and cultural subsystems advance at the same time, even though necessarily in a gradual fashion. In short, authentic development is not sectoral but integral. Science and technology are the main pillars upon which any form of development is based To increase the world availability of scientific knowledge through all possible means is a challenge as well as a new frontier for progress. The world's population needs education for a systemic world development to prepare for the new millennium which has practically begun. We need this education now and on a world wide scale The Internet, and WWW could be accessed very easily from developing countries, if the technology is developed to meet this end.