“Is It Just Me, or Did People Seem Happier Back Then?”
Well, the 1970s was a time before:
• Corporate greed really took root and got a financial stranglehold on both employees and consumers.
• Our educational system failed, resulting in people stupid and mean enough to vote for Donald Trump.
• Social media became a huge force behind spreading disinformation.
• People respected the science that pertained to things like human health and environmental issues.
• Climate change and other elements of environmental decay threated to destroy the planet.
• The gap between rich and poor widened to the point that 60% of Americans live paycheck-to-paycheck.
• Congress abandoned its support of laws that were good for the constituent and focused exclusively on pleasing large donors.
• The United States became threated with the prospect of becoming an authoritarian state.
There’s good reason that the American people aren’t as happy as we were 50 years ago.
The very best thing to be said about what Pete Hegseth is doing is that’s he solving a problem that doesn’t exist, while appealing to gullible MAGA idiots.
Canadians have conservatives.
Does anyone believe that Bill Gates actually said this?
To the reader who sent me this:
There is nothing new about this idea, and there is most certainly no “new research.” The density of air is so far below that of water that anybody could have told you that ocean current energy would have made a great deal of sense, were it not so expensive: installation, maintenance, the transfer of energy to the shore, etc.
Look, if you’re going to make up complete bullshit about the science of dealing with homelessness, don’t pick Japan, as they have the lowest homelessness rate in the world at 0.003%, which is approximately 1 homeless person out of every 34,000 citizens, according to a 2022 study by the UK’s Greater Change Foundation which measures homelessness globally.
To the guy who sent me this:
This from Senior Energy Analyst Glenn Doty:
LOL! Where is it going? Mars?
