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It shouldn't have taken those graphs to point it out to you. All indicators seem to point to a forced 'adjustment' of the current social landscape within the n
by ItendToDisagree 13y ago
It shouldn't have taken those graphs to point it out to you. All indicators seem to point to a forced 'adjustment' of the current social landscape within the next (couple) decades.
Inequality (of the social, political, wealth, access types in particular) can only get so widespread before someone gets the idea that they could do better for themselves leading a bunch of angry people with (metaphorical) pitchforks.
Perhaps (hopefully) the change wont be a violent upheaval though. There is the possibility that we've progressed enough to avoid that sort of thing.