Commercial life is far and away the most civilized and civilizing aspect of humanity. Civic/political life the most barbaric.
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Gene Bedell argues in the last chapter of the Millionaire in the Mirror: the employee of a modern global corp is unprecedented in history
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None of the other roles seem to have changed much in last few hundred years
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In broad strokes, my life as an employee, consumer, and citizen looks similar to my parents'. But what I do in my free time is radically new
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Although I guess "very new" is not necessarily the same thing as "evolved"
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honestly said customer mainly as those in developed rich nations have little idea how so many needs are now catered to/coddled they are
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Off the top of my head, private life. Rooms dedicated to private personal space are, generally speaking, a relatively recent invention.
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Citizenry is hard! Being a person that is actually a member of a polity rather than solely it's target is an accomplishment
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