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Generally, the benefits of progress more than compensates the regressions (if any) Very few people today, after knowing how people lived in the past, would mak
by madacol 5y ago
Generally, the benefits of progress more than compensates the regressions (if any)
Very few people today, after knowing how people lived in the past, would make that tradeoff and go back
P.S: "rich = bad" is an awful proxy for the real underlying problems
- helen___keller 5y ago> Generally, the benefits of progress more than compensates the regressions That's certainly how this outline played out for the industrial revolution. The ending isn't written yet for the information revolution, but I do hope for the same.