>Others have stated that nowadays everybody has a supercomputer in their pocket (implying things got better through globalization) while others pointed out that

>Others have stated that nowadays everybody has a supercomputer in their pocket (implying things got better through globalization) while others pointed out that the average worker cannot afford a home for themselves and their family (implying globalization wasn't so great - at least not for everyone). I've yet to hear any of the former group actually say that they'd rather live on the street with an iPhone than in a house they owned in the 1960s with a rotary in spite of that being the implication.