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Interesting phrase he used, 'positive inertia.'I'd like more information on that (what causes/supports it etc). Throughout history, there have always been thos
by Tycho 16y ago
Interesting phrase he used, 'positive inertia.'I'd like more information on that (what causes/supports it etc).
Throughout history, there have always been those that argue that the world is going to hell, yet here we are, better off than any previous generation. Not only are things pretty damn good, but there is a lot of positive inertia that makes it likely that things will continue to improve for quite some time. We aren’t balanced at a precipice, where the result of any given election can pitch us into darkness.
- CamperBob 16y agoI'd think the proper term would have simply been "momentum," but I'm no rocket surgeon.