The last socially acceptable year to eat meat from dead animals in the US will be in the:
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That *sounds* reasonable, for the same reason it seemed obvious to me as a kid that we'd be living in space stations by now, but history suggests you can't extrapolate 80 years ahead based on current trends.
Imagine someone in 1940 trying to predict what you'd get fired for today. Imagine how astonished they'd be if you told them.
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I think it’s even harder in times of turmoil.
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my generation was scared about being tagged in a red cup photo on FB Gen Z gets banned from Harvard for fiery memes the threat is real
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“Fiery memes” ≈ bad ideas propagated under a thin layer of unfunny “irony” so they can’t be accused of sincerity.
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Yea it’s a real shame that can lose your job for being racist
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One thing you lack in your contemplation is an effective template for the discovery, prediction, and control of behavior. You’re speaking only from the distillations of experience to be found in folk wisdom and practical rules of thumb.
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In general, you have more direct contact with specific environments in which the behavior of the individual has global consequences, and no doubt you’ve tabulated many significant figures. The error is in the foundation.
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It was ~impossible for them to predict this. But if they were informed about history, it was totally possible to predict that their beliefs and standards will be obsolete in 2020
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In general predicting what changes over a century is very hard but predicting that change will happen is inevitable
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