It is a fair assessment, for an early industrial society. I just think we live in the ear of informations, we have more of everything, which is not a good thining, in the end, but we do have more and more.
At some point, you’d think that having easy access to information and entertainment would be great, and it is.
But I might want to add more friction between me and the informstions, I might avoid further automations.
You could have watched tv than…where does the idea that streaming invented customers, that pdocasts are the only means to listen? Radio, tv, news?
What about 1870 then?
It is a fair assessment, for an early industrial society. I just think we live in the ear of informations, we have more of everything, which is not a good thining, in the end, but we do have more and more. At some point, you’d think that having easy access to information and entertainment would be great, and it is. But I might want to add more friction between me and the informstions, I might avoid further automations.