The Third Wave (Alvin Toffler)

The Third Wave, by Alvin Toffler, describes a major shift in society’s structure and way of life, following the Agricultural Age (First Wave) and Industrial Age (Second Wave). This new era emphasizes information, technology, and knowledge, transforming economies, workplaces, and daily life. It fosters decentralization, globalization, and rapid change, making traditional roles less predictable. People increasingly rely on digital communication, innovation, and a flexible mindset. Essentially, the Third Wave marks the move into an information-driven world where adaptability and learning are key to navigating social, economic, and technological transformations.