Everyone from the coffee fetcher, the on air talent to the CEO are directly or indirectly deep on tech stocks.
It’s a viral pump and dump scheme.
Everyone realizes the government is a joke, but meat based tape recorder feel safe clinging to nostalgia. Figurative identity is such a wacky emotional prison to me.
It’s odd to me we insist on traveling so much for career. Modern businesses seem to exist to soak up easy luxury rather than generate net new ideas and services.
There’s tons of work todo and new potential colleagues in our neighborhoods. Nurses and teachers could quit and start local collectives.
But the grind and exploitation of hustle culture and bloated adminispheres seems so normal no one can see around it.
Significant drop off in licensed drivers was ongoing before covid. From 88ish percent of 16+ year olds in 1990s to 70ish percent by 2015.
Theories all mention urban population growth putting people closer to stuff and friends who are available to run errands since it’s not a one hour one way trip from ruralandia. Taxi/ride share, delivery services, increased investment in walkable neighborhoods… it’s all really happening?
Old numbers I read a while ago. I imagine wfh has made more people realize the same only occasional need for a car.
Similarly drop off in youth participation in contact sports like football was gaining steam before covid. A contraction in college and pro participation is probable in 10+ years.
Especially as AI generated content gets to be able to simulate unique sports with photorealistic visuals; most viewers are at home already.
Propping up the status quo culture of the last 50 years is not really an obligation of future generations.
It’s a viral pump and dump scheme.
Everyone realizes the government is a joke, but meat based tape recorder feel safe clinging to nostalgia. Figurative identity is such a wacky emotional prison to me.