https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Shadowstats.com#Shadows...
Also, RationalWiki:
A poorly done critique increases rather than diminishes the credibility of the target.
What in your life costs 500%+ more than it did in 1995 for the same product? No need for in-depth debunking when it's self-evidently nonsense.
Reflexively, I thought of housing (Seattle area), but apparently that has only increased by 270% since 1995.[1]
A new Civic costs something like 80% more than a 1995 one and is a remarkably nicer car. Gas prices are up something like 200% since then (but basically unchanged since the mid 2000s), but cars are far more fuel efficient so even that impact is blunted.. groceries, appliances, furniture, restaurants, entertainment...