Seeing that wages mostly remained same but inflation shot up, I’d imagine homelessness would also shoot up. It is a paradox that the world’s richest country ha

Seeing that wages mostly remained same but inflation shot up, I’d imagine homelessness would also shoot up. It is a paradox that the world’s richest country has such a high level of homelessness. I think in 50 years we’ll either view current homelessness and poverty now like we view slavery or that the technoelite will use AI and regulatory capture and further the divide with quarter of country barely surviving. US compared to its developed peers has lower life expectancy. That surprised me. So many people refusing care because they can’t afford it and die early. US is really a country of extremes.