>tfw from the point of view of people who lived a thousand

and?

Yeah compared to 1000 years ago we live in a relative utopia. It's hard to imagine how things will be 1000 years from now.

>>998121
And I find it weird, so I just thought you'd like to know

>>998273

This is /his/.

Not fucking /b/.

If you find it weird and want to share your feefee go write a blog or something.

Shit i want normies to leave so much.

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>>998295
But this is about history, so there's no need to be upset

there are people right now who think others live in a bizarre, absurdist dreamscape.

>>998132
very much likely not nearly as comfy as people have it now, things just arent going to be there at the ready etc

>>998295
Are you confused?

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>>999236
1000 years into the future comfort will decline?
autism?????

>>998078
Do you live in the city or something?
Because I live in the middle of nowhere with a lot of farms. It's not that different

>>1000484
the fact you were able to post this and I was able to reply to it says otherwise

>>1000604
"talking with people far away" is hardly bizarre and absurdist. give the people of the past's imagination some credit

>>1000422
Its possible

>>1000610
communicating instantly, over a network that uses invisible waves and vast far reaching infrastructure carrying information across the world

also cars and planes and going to the moon and all that