Civilization Growth - The 100 Year Situation

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looks like elephant legs or elephant trunks in the forest of course I really should know what an elephant is because they're not endemic to my continent order my area at all even if they were on my continent didn't even live in my area on my continent of course they don't live in North America to begin with so it's a luxury but I even know what an elephant is interesting isn't it before planes I would have had to take a boat to get to a place where elephants lived in the wild if I didn't take a boat that I would take a hot air balloon I'd be pretty intense huh interesting place humans have found themselves very interesting now we have electricity that's a new thing pretty intense not all of us use it though in this quote so-called day and age not everyone uses electricity that some people that decide to live off-grid there a some that have been doing it for a long time it's not a new thing for them like the Amish I believe the Shakers as well sometimes I think we forget what a new and interesting thing electricity is it was harnessed about a hundred years ago and experiments were abound pretty interesting

well you know when you think in terms of broader strokes on human timeline thinking hundreds of years at a time you see just how close we are to a non-electric society

all it takes is a generation or two nice to hear stories before things I take for granted existed like refrigerators on my dad growing up used to have an icebox how people used to burn coal to heat their houses before there were supermarkets and grocery stores there are butcher shops little corner markets and farms it's interesting wasn't that long ago