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It might be more like the "dark ages". The people got along we don't know what they were doing but the result was the "renaissance".
by detourdog 2y ago
It might be more like the "dark ages". The people got along we don't know what they were doing but the result was the "renaissance".
- 2four2 2y agoThe growth in power of megacorporations has been coined a new type of feudalism, so dark ages might not be a bad description.
- maxwell 2y agoThey were called such due to the decline of written material: the written record went "dark" compared to antiquity and then modernity. Definitely in another dark age in that sense, due to the postmodern decline of meaningful written communication on paper.
- detourdog 2y agoThat is what I see. The amount of disposable content has made actual information hard to see.