Fair point, since all but one of those was available 30 years ago!
the problem is this exact sentiment would have resonated 30 years ago. yes, things have improved over time. but how much, and how fast, are they really improving today?https://twitter.com/fortworthchris/status/1428011523398590464 …
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I often ask people how far back they'd be willing to trade places with the richest man in the world (vs., say a middle class person today). I'm not sure I'd even get to the 90s.
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If I traded places with the richest person in the 90s I'd still end up living through 2021 but I'd be considerably older. What's the benefit?
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PETER WHAT HAVE YOU DONE WITH MIKE
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i just don't think refrigerated meat is a good defense of what we've all been up to in the twenty-first century
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This is why everyone should read this bookhttps://www.amazon.com/Rise-Fall-American-Growth-Princeton-ebook/dp/B071W7JCKW …
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Economy slowed down in pretty much all Western countries in the past 30 years. East-Asian countries did grow fast. But till now they’ve been on a catch up game. I hope they won’t stop, and shine a light into the future.
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probably will besides China
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I think the internet?
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I get what you are saying, but 30 years ago, with the exception of the air conditioner and the refrigerator, none of those things were in your pocket at all times. Life is unbelievably better than it was in 1991
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No it isn’t. Having a cell phone in your pocket, doesn’t mean life is better.
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