Confident or Not Confident
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its betting worse for the last 5000 years....
its all bullshit, nothing is getting worse, just different.
its all bullshit, nothing is getting worse, just different.
It really depends on what you mean by better and worse. Ultimately life just changes, but the core things that make up the majority of our (typically pointless) lives never change.
The lives of my grandchildren will be easier in a lot of ways (a lot less physical effort), a lot more things will be automated, and health conditions should be better (although "nature" or "fate" or "god" seems to always be a step ahead of us with some fucked up illness) but I don't think that'll make day to day life better or worse.
The lives of my grandchildren will be easier in a lot of ways (a lot less physical effort), a lot more things will be automated, and health conditions should be better (although "nature" or "fate" or "god" seems to always be a step ahead of us with some fucked up illness) but I don't think that'll make day to day life better or worse.
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Worse for sure. Cost of living is pushing families in first world countries to live like they're in a third world country.
World Bank son, either your involved or you're their bitch.
World Bank son, either your involved or you're their bitch.
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The lives of my grandchildren will be easier in a lot of ways (a lot less physical effort), a lot more things will be automated, and health conditions should be better (although "nature" or "fate" or "god" seems to always be a step ahead of us with some fucked up illness) but I don't think that'll make day to day life better or worse.
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I think the problem, is that when our lifestyle changes (every few decades) it gives rise to new diseases and health problems, this is because the human race can only adapt at a fraction of the speed that technology does. Hence, modern medicine will always be playing catch up.
I think the next thing that needs to be bred into humans via natural selection, is a respect for the world around us, and a deep understanding that we are NEVER separate from nature, because we need it to live.
The lives of my grandchildren will be easier in a lot of ways (a lot less physical effort), a lot more things will be automated, and health conditions should be better (although "nature" or "fate" or "god" seems to always be a step ahead of us with some fucked up illness) but I don't think that'll make day to day life better or worse.
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I think the problem, is that when our lifestyle changes (every few decades) it gives rise to new diseases and health problems, this is because the human race can only adapt at a fraction of the speed that technology does. Hence, modern medicine will always be playing catch up.
I think the next thing that needs to be bred into humans via natural selection, is a respect for the world around us, and a deep understanding that we are NEVER separate from nature, because we need it to live.
