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> The fact that people get used to it ... doesn't mean it isn't a real problem. Isn't that kind of the definition of "not a real problem"?
by neutronicus 13y ago
> The fact that people get used to it ... doesn't mean it isn't a real problem.
Isn't that kind of the definition of "not a real problem"?
- mynewwork 13y agoNot at all. Humans are incredibly good at adapting. People in war zones get used to violence, people in high-corruption societies get used to giving bribes, etc. Clearly those are still real problems.
- Goronmon 13y agoIsn't just about every improvement ever made to our way of life improving upon some situation that we were previously "used to" in some way?