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In other words, much of the U.S. is going to start looking more like a 3rd world country like the Philippines, though probably a richer version (less grinding p
by gexla 13y ago
In other words, much of the U.S. is going to start looking more like a 3rd world country like the Philippines, though probably a richer version (less grinding poverty.)
You don't travel much.Your possessions are likely your smart phone, maybe a family computer and clothes. Because there isn't as much money to go around, families tend to stick together more rather than every generation scattering at age 18. This trend expands into the community. So, perhaps you are closer to your neighbors and certainly to your family.
I wonder how much longer the car culture is going to last. It seems that you have to be rich to justify buying a car these days. Maybe we will be driving scooters like people in Asia instead of cars?
- talmand 13y agoI would hope that would finally trigger the acceptance of working from home, or even satellite offices, instead of large groups of people converging in the same set of buildings on a daily basis in a specific area of the city for little benefit. It would probably even save the city itself large amounts of moneys not having to maintain such an inefficient infrastructure.