They’re clearly referring to when it became easily accessible to the masses.
When have you been to the moon?
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That’s what makes OP’s question interesting.
When all you have is two hammers, one of them starts to look like a nail.
Insightful
True if you narrow down the in-group enough and are part of it.
You don’t pay any commission
In the same way that Google and Facebook are free.
Especially because of the fact plenty of them are rigged.
Arguably the safer bet if one wants to gamble is stock investing
Haven’t you seen Wolf of Wallstreet? How do you avoid paying commissions and how do you get information before the big players have already cashed in?
Easy. It’s a long name but you can rename onedrive accordingly.
This explains the ignorance of global warming perfectly.
That’s how you end up with a population who agree with the leader even if he tells them the sky is green.
Or you are in Japan, maybe even North Korea.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue–green_distinction_in_language
Does that taste like avocado?
Which is wrong. Fines have to be linked to income and they must hurt or they are just a tax.
Do what you love and you’ll never work a day in your life.
The couples that argue all the time, they hate smalltalk. Just tell him to bring out the trash.
Amazing, Trump was right, they were trading in salt rocks.
It’s like machines replacing farm hands. It’s the end of feudalism because the peasants are not needed anymore. The feudal lords won’t make the profits but the factory owners and the mining owners.
If the AI companies are the mines, what are the factories?
With AI, essentially everybody starts at middle management or above because the grunt work is automated. Now it’s all about allocating resources, acquiring clients and creating new products.
Somebody has to monitor the AIs and write the prompts. It’s middle management for everybody.
It’s one vote away. Every bigger city can have one school for early birds and one for night owls. Then parents can start work whenever they want. For that, companies can have flexible starting times. If they work in shifts, allow people to trade shifts so that some do all the early and some do all the late shifts.
Without artificial light, there were no sleep problems because more than enough hours were darkness. People took breaks from sleep.
The answer is maturity. Structure does not hurt if it is chosen voluntarily. It feels good to do things exactly as intended.
Waking up at 6:30 doesn’t hurt if sleep started early and without being drunk.
The big tragedy is that society does everything to keep as many people as possible in a state of disarray. People to whom life is as described above don’t have the will to leave bad employment situations behind.
China, India, The Americas, Australia, many parts of Africa? Life was good there.
Even Europe was not that bad. If you had many more free days, work that was meaningful and unprocessed food, how bad would it be to die earlier? In total, they still had more days of life for themselves.
It’s still possible to ask if Germany could have prevented it.