The Researcher
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3 Reasons Life Was Better in the Past (Or Was It?)
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May 7, 2023
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21:14Now PlayingWe tend to idealise the past. And we focus on the negative in the present. There is a lot of negativity in the world right now (take most of the recent videos on this channel). After a bit of research on topics like what happens to poverty and what happens to life expectancy, actual good things have been found. Good things about us. About humans. I wanted to make a video about it in order to harmonize the sharp topics of recent videos.
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