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By *otMe66Man 2 weeks ago
Terra Firma |
Technology always pushes forward, by solving old problems but ironically that creates new ones.
Societal issues are different from 30 years ago, but we still have issues,
which makes going back in time of no real benefit. |
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By *eavilMan 2 weeks ago
Stalybridge |
People appear to be more selfish.
Technology has got better but the users haven't.
Politicians seem more slimy.
Despite more choice traditional television channels output is rubbish.
The World is a lot more unstable or less predictable than before.
Nostalgia for the good old days? |
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By *ada123Couple 2 weeks ago
glasgow |
In the past, if you were not happy with someone, you stood toe to toe, face to face, and said your piece.
In the last 30 years the anonymity of the internet and Social Media appears to have bred a generation of folk who are quick to insult and even quicker to take offence.
At the same time many seem to have disconnected from reality, and fallen prey to the very worst excesses of conspiracy theories and downright troll lies, as they worship in their echo chambers on Facepage, X/Twitter, TikTok etc.
So technology is better but the people using it are possibly worse. |
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"When was the last time that you said a greeting like "Good Morning" to a stranger in the street without being looked at as if you are a lunatic?"
if you said that to someone on the underground your likely to get a punch on the nose  |
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"When was the last time that you said a greeting like "Good Morning" to a stranger in the street without being looked at as if you are a lunatic?
It’s normal oop north."
I say it all the time and I'm darn sarf. |
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