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It's not that the specific, individual people were different, it's that their environment was. From that arose patterns of group behaviour that have left us wit
by Walf 10y ago
It's not that the specific, individual people were different, it's that their environment was. From that arose patterns of group behaviour that have left us with oceans filling up with plastic, and absurd wealth disparity. It's about the legacy they've left us and that they're still not taking responsibility for it, nor letting go of the reins.
- fuzzfactor 10y agoNope the environment was not that much different than today, and the patterns of group behaviour leading to a now plastic disposable society and the increasing degree of wealth disparity were well established before any boomers were even a twinkle in their previous generation's eye. It's just that the boomers were unable to overcome the grip from centuries of disparity, and failed to achieve perfection before having children themselves.
- Walf 10y ago>environment was not that much different than today Okay, mate.