Not only you didn’t get the point, but you still hold on to your delusions:
> life for our kin will only be better.
Right? In this subscription economy? Where you have just limited time to watch the movie you loved? You can’t afford to rent the house you loved let alone buy it? (previous generations could afford) the list goes on and on.
Maybe stop spreading lies and see things more objectively?
> Where you have just limited time to watch the movie you loved?
You know how many movies the average peasant watched in the 1800s? 0. The closest equivalent was live theatre and that was an expensive luxury. You'd also likely get see one or more of your children die to diseases that are trivially treatable or preventable today.
this is why it is important to give toys and distractions to the masses and meaningless grind so they can stay busy and happy.
while other people actually build the world for them.
Markets require competition and customers.
There will always be people like you, who will accept every single shit, then call them “gift from builders”.
The issues you enumerated were very well addressed in the socialist USSR.
edit: not LCD the screen… if you thought thats what i meant then… nvm… not even gonna say it lol iykyk
EDIT: You edited your comment after I submit my response. You cannot put arbitrary abbreviations and expect people to read your mind. Anyway, there is no point in arguing with you.
services meant for the LCD. and those people pay for them.
all the context was there. you failed.
lol at you