Question

the greatest enemy of mankind as people have discovered is not science but War full stop science merely reflects the social forces by which it surrounded. it is found that when they apply there is peace science is constructive when there is war science is preverted to test destructive ends .the weapon with science give us do not necessarily create war these make war increasingly more terrible. until now it has brought us the doorstep of doom .our main problem therefor is not to Curb science but to stop war. this is a job in which everybody must participate including the scientist .but the bomb of Hiroshima suddenly woke up to the fact that we have very little time. the hour is late and our work has scarcely begun. now we face to face with this urgent question: can education and tolerance understanding are creative intelligence run fast enough to keep us abreath with our own
q1.the phase 'our work has scarcely begun implies that our work '
q2.our mountings capacity to destroy can kept control by
q3.according to the author the solutions lies
q4.the expression " bring to the doorstep of doom" means​

Answer 1

Answer:

yes you are right man destories men

Answer 2

Answer:

the greatest enemy of mankind as people have discovered is not science but War full stop science merely reflects the social forces by which it surrounded. it is found that when they apply there is peace science is constructive when there is war science is preverted to test destructive ends .the weapon with science give us do not necessarily create war these make war increasingly more terrible. until now it has brought us the doorstep of doom .our main problem therefor is not to Curb science but to stop war. this is a job in which everybody must participate including the scientist .but the bomb of Hiroshima suddenly woke up to the fact that we have very little time. the hour is late and our work has scarcely begun. now we face to face with this urgent question: can education and tolerance understanding are creative intelligence run fast enough to keep us abreath with our own