I'm really suspicious of the arguments that compare the cost to build the Golden Gate bridge in 1930s vs costs of building similar structure today. I mean, the

I'm really suspicious of the arguments that compare the cost to build the Golden Gate bridge in 1930s vs costs of building similar structure today. I mean, the GG was cheap to build because, back in the day, construction was done by people living in squalor (certainly by today's standards) and done in insaney dangerous working conditions. Do we really long for these days?