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This is incredibly simplistic. The last 100 years has seen the expansion of the car industry as well, I guess there must be some relation to out quality of life
by megablast 14y ago
This is incredibly simplistic. The last 100 years has seen the expansion of the car industry as well, I guess there must be some relation to out quality of life as well. Even though cars are responsible for over 100,000 deaths a year.
- derleth 14y ago> The last 100 years has seen the expansion of the car industry as well, I guess there must be some relation to out quality of life as well. How many people would die if not for ambulances?
- Nursie 14y agoMotor transport allows nutritious food to be brought to market more cheaply and easily than ever before. Also as the other guy mentioned, ambulances. I'll re-pose my initial point as a question to see if it comes across as less simplistic - If humans haven't evolved to tolerate synthesised chemicals in the last 100 years, but our atmosphere, food and medicine is full of them, why are we living longer than ever?