Laeserin on Nostr: Things that are slowly ending: * manually sorting trash or airing out buildings * ...
Things that are slowly ending:
* manually sorting trash or airing out buildings
* high-speed roads and railroads (anything over 200 km/h)
* cooking and baking equipment that can't go into the dishwasher
* clothes that need to be ironed
* massive public works or buildings, such as long-span bridges, reclaimed islands, and skyscrapers
* alarms run solely on simple batteries
* bathtubs
* physical libraries, except a few that harbor museum-grade pieces
* massive federal or supranational governments
* copyright protections
* continental-scale wars of invasion
* publicly financed retirements
* large differences in wages, between branches or jobs
* households with children and two parents, where both parents work full-time
* long university educations, for anything other than a minority of academic supertalents
* young people all rushing off to live in the Big City
* centralized social media and news sources
* state currency monopolies
Published at
2026-06-15 07:59:27 UTCEvent JSON
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