Let's not forget that comparing the 2020's to the 90's is like comparing the 90's to the 60's.
Would we have a more substantial list between those two decades?
Probably not, as economic things like living standards or quality of life generally seem to be logarithmic and have diminishing returns, but why not make a list and show us?
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Let's not forget that comparing the 2020's to the 90's is like comparing the 90's to the 60's. Would we have a more substantial list between those two decades?
Probably not, as economic things like living standards or quality of life generally seem to be logarithmic and have diminishing returns, but why not make a list and show us?