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Are you saying that "entropy" = "worse" and that somehow these human stories of earlier golden ages reflect a law of physics? Seems much more likely that they,
by _alternator_ 2mo ago
Are you saying that "entropy" = "worse" and that somehow these human stories of earlier golden ages reflect a law of physics? Seems much more likely that they, like this article, reflect the ingrained human psychological tendency to remember the past as better than it actually was...
- mdp2021 2mo ago> remember the past as better than it actually was Yes, I very clearly remember the not so faraway past when shoes last decades, when non-filled soles (as opposed to e.g. grids of blades) would have been considered a crime and an obvious matter of public health, and similarly for the use of toxic materials. I also remember the times when machinery used quality material and lasted accordingly; when blinding lights were obviously considered a basic matter of health and when beeps and bebibeep melodies were considered a nuisance. And much more. I grant you: the past offered people and systems with common sense - now largely gone.