How can anyone disagree that we live in best times in human history?

>>3046901
This

The good times have yet to come.

Retard.

>>3046901
This.

>>3046901
this

>>3046890

People have always romanticized the past. It's not something unique to modern people. You can find writings with the same general vibe going all the way back to the Roman Republic era. Yes, even the Romans had nostalgia for their past, long before the Roman Empire was even a thing.

>>3046890
>Remember that if you can't put your shit together in modern western world, you would have it even worse in "good ol' days".
Wrong.
21st century humans are being subjected to evolutionary pressures unprecedented in human history.

>>3046921
Times yet to come are not part of history by its own definition, retard.

>>3046890
>Remember that if you can't put your shit together in modern western world, you would have it even worse in "good ol' days".
Objectively false.

Being a toothless illiterate in some isolated mountain village whose only responsibility is to feed the pigs and sow the fields and pork his wife he obtained via arranged marriage is infinitely easier than living today.

>>3047025
>All he wants from life is being a toothless illiterate in some isolated mountain village whose only responsibility is to feed the pigs and sow the fields and pork his wife he obtained via arranged marriage

>>3047016
>21st century humans are being subjected to evolutionary pressures unprecedented in human history.

Such as?

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>>3047079
meme bombardment

>>3047025
>is infinitely easier than living today.

No it isn't. You provide less value than that toothless illiterate yet live a vastly more luxurious life.

>>3047101
What's luxury? Central air conditioning?

lmao go do some third world tourism, you learn very quickly to do without, you're living in no luxury you merely got tricked into believing you do

>>3047106
>What's luxury? Central air conditioning?

To name one of literally thousands of examples, yes.

>you learn very quickly to do without, you're living in no luxury you merely got tricked into believing you do

So "do without" then, faggot. What's stopping you?

>>3047115
Life was less demanding back then deal with it, popsicles and air-conditioning is barely worth it if you're entire life is worrying about repaying your loan to Mr shekelwitz who can repossess if you miss a payment or staying profitable for Mr. Shekelstein or else you get kicked to the curb with no severance package.

>>3047140
>Life was less demanding back then

So live like that. Go ahead. Oh, what's that? You don't want to? You're full of shit and just want to complain about your easy as fuck life? Oh, ok.

>>3046901
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>>3047003
Can you stop trolling and go away? No race deserves to die. I will have your posts reported soon. And I'm about to filter you. Go ahead keep that tripcode on.

>>3047152
Yeah lemme just go buy a million dollar plot of arable farm land while being required to buy Monsanto seeds all by myself in isolation...

(You)

>>3046890
Back then emotions were not as relevant, very few peasants ever had depression or killed themselves so there are definetly people who would be better off if they lived in the past assuming they dont die of disease or starvation or something.