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Generally, subcultures. If you know about it now, you've already missed it. Specifically, post-covid personal reckonings and a desire for the essential, remote
by motohagiography 6y ago
Generally, subcultures. If you know about it now, you've already missed it.
Specifically, post-covid personal reckonings and a desire for the essential, remote work causing an upper-middle flight from cities and a change in business culture that advantages agile and literate workers, sadly more political polarization with popular reaction only just beginning, a milennial demographic baby bust, a wave of cultural nostalgia, privacy and anonymity as a super-luxury, a weird VC boom as sidelined cash looks for tangible assets, universal basic income experiments and disposable income for the previously poor who buy aspirational goods, late middle aged GenX getting boomer property and cash inheritances, post-covid restaurant and service business reboot after prior ones went out of business as someone has to serve the demand.
Those are the basic ones.
- eeh 6y ago> Generally, subcultures. If you know about it now, you've already missed it. I don't know about it, even now. Can you explain a bit more? Is it just that the pandemic adjusted the value of certain industries/services, and the adjustment has now occurred? Other than that, business as normal: growing inequality within nations?