Auguste Comte said that the political, technological, and social changes of the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries had created a situation of

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Auguste Comte believed that the rapid changes during the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries led to a state of intellectual anarchy, where traditional beliefs and systems were being questioned and new ideas were emerging, leading to confusion and disorder in intellectual thought.

Auguste Comte Said That the Political, Technological, and Social Changes