61 points

While stagnating wages.

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Remember kids: the higher the productivity graph climbs, the more proof there is that no one wants to work!

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Quadrupled (probably) healthcare costs

To be fair this does hit them first as they age

But also they just strike even by metabolizing their life savings / real estate to pay for this

Leaving us… with no inheritance and holding the bag

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Just two years ago I thought they wouldn’t see the effect of global warming and would die comfidently ignorant. I was wrong, but somehow it doesn’t make things better.

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And blame us for not having kids.

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3 points

They need that new generation to exploit.

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Instead of groiping about problems all the time, we should also be thankful for all the great things they invented, like microchips and food abundance.

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I think their accomplishments weigh favorably in the balance

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Not sure why you’re assuming the people smart enough to create these major inventions aren’t also smart enough to understand their generation as a whole helped barrel us towards a climate disaster

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Borlaug, Kilby and Noyce were all greatest generation. I don’t think they were parenting lemmy users.

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True but employee #849004 at Intel keeps their system producing for us.

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2 points

Holy shit, the audacity…

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14 points

Food abundance? Have you seen food prices lately?

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-12 points

Have you gone hungry lately, or are you struggling to shed a few kilos like most of us?

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I don’t disagree but I’m going to let these people yell at you because they scare me. I can’t take anymore downvotes.

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I cry every time…

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18 points

Food abundance came as a result of the industrial revolution, which started waaay before our parents were born.

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Supermarkets haven’t been around that long. The wide variety we satisfy our picky apppetites with is miraculous!

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5 points

You think supermarkets were invented by boomers?

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20 points

We’ll have to reinvent food abundance after climate change, ground water depletion and soil erosion are finishing up with the current one.

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-14 points

A great business opportunity, go for it!

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10 points

If you are looking at the possibility of global food and water shortages as a business opportunity well then you might be part of the problem…

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2 points

That is the opposite of a business opportunity. That is a generation to multi generation project to rebuild and redesign our relationship with food. Some random startup is not fixing that.

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13 points

So…they did give us something to cry about.

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11 points

They played the long game.

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16 points

And that’s why you always leave a note!

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7 points

Oh my god, that guy’s arm just came off!

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I’ll start crying about reposts if this goes on

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I’m chronically online and just saw this, so it’s not worth complaining about yet.

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