Now that all of my own questions have been discussed, can one decide whether history really leads naturally toward "the good society"? The author of the question, Glenn Tinder, has his own answer

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Now that all of my own questions have been discussed, can one decide whether history really leads naturally toward "the good society"? The author of the question, Glenn Tinder, has his own answer. I thought much of his answer was irrelevant to the question, but I did agree with some of the points he made. He brought up Condorcet's theory on progression, that humans will always eventually find enlightenment through dark times, because the "human race [is] moved by a nearly irresistible destiny toward enlightenment", which I agree with for most people. His example was the Middle Ages, 3 period of superstition, intolerance, and oppression. But the human race survived that