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I mean, empirical evidence exists as it is now. We can look at the most wealthy countries and determine if they were the most impoverished ones a generation ago
by SamoyedFurFluff 4y ago
I mean, empirical evidence exists as it is now. We can look at the most wealthy countries and determine if they were the most impoverished ones a generation ago. We can look at the most impoverished nations and look if they were the wealthiest ones a generation ago.
- brutusborn 4y agoAh I see our point of difference, you are thinking of intergenerational change whereas I interpret the quote as multigenerational, societal change.
- SamoyedFurFluff 4y agoIf we look multigenerationally, the longest-living nations are still the nations that can maintain a high quality of life the longest. It is frankly nonsensical to say that nations fall because they reached a high point; of course they can only fall if they have someplace to fall from.