5 ms·
What exactly are you looking for? The quality of life has increased by many metrics for the vast majority of people in the world over the last century.
by jksflkjl3jk3 2y ago
What exactly are you looking for? The quality of life has increased by many metrics for the vast majority of people in the world over the last century.
- giraffe_lady 2y agoProbably some of the other metrics then I would guess.
- Eddy_Viscosity2 2y agoThe quality of my life has not improved over the course of my adulthood. It was for a while then stalled and now I'm seeing reductions. Like for instance, it used to be that I could go out with dinner at restaurant now and again without having to think about the cost and its impact on my monthly budget. Now I have to ration that kind of activity. I was considering moving to a larger house, but that's fiscally impossible now. I used to take actual vacations on a plane to places - also now off the table. This may seem like whining because I have a place to live and can buy groceries and pay bills. But that's it. I am seeing objective losses in my options because my income is well below inflation (both real and reported). My personal quality of life is decreasing. That is the metric I'm using.