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Believe it or not, there were old and pregnant people before cars! We even had cities before cars! Venice even had old people, pregnant people, and children! T
by themagician 8y ago
Believe it or not, there were old and pregnant people before cars! We even had cities before cars!
Venice even had old people, pregnant people, and children! The trifecta. Rumor has it these people still roam Venice today, although in smaller numbers.
- openbasic 8y agoBefore cars life expectancy was between 30 and 40 years of age. And before cars, disabled people were put into institutions for the rest of their lives. I mean, if you want to ignore the benefits that modern technology brought to people that face challenges much bigger than the ones you face, fine. But one day you'll be in their shoes.
- themagician 8y agoNo, it wasn’t. And life expectancy is mostly a function of infant mortality. And no they weren’t. The car didn’t liberate disabled people. If you’re going to say stupid things like that no one is going to listen to you.
- dibujante 8y agoLife expectancy was not 40 years. People who did not die in childhood generally lived to their 70s.