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People have lost a lot through modern complexity

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People have lost a lot through modern complexity

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Radios, cars and films show how much we've lost because of technological advancements.

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Radios show how complexity has hurt society

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Radios show how complexity has hurt society

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In the 1920s and 30s, music would bring people together because they had only one (or a few) radio station(s) to listen to, which created a community

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Everyone today can listen to their own thing, so it makes it less likely that people have things in common.

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Radios also helped people be more ingenious

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Radios also helped people be more ingenious

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Old radios like this were not too intimidating for people to approach

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Modern electronics are too overwhelming, even for experts

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Modern electronics are too overwhelming, even for experts

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Modern chips used in iPods and other devices can have billions of transistors, which no human can fully wrap their head around.

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New movies have an excess of technologies (CGI) so they can get away with worse story

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Old movies didn't need graphics to keep people entertained

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Old movies didn't need graphics to keep people entertained

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Stories were more original

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Modern movies are more and more repetitive

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Modern movies are more and more repetitive

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The number of sequels keeps going up, so in the 1920s there was fewer sequels.

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Old movies didn't rely on sequels, there were new things every year

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Newer cars are more complicated because they have to be fuel efficient to compete with other new cars

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Newer cars are more complicated because they have to be fuel efficient to compete with other new cars

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Modern cars need computers to run the complicated fuel injection system (as opposed to carburetor). And components are generally replaced instead of repaired.

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Carburetors were relatively simple to work on for anyone with a small tool set

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Because there is only one optimal shape, everything looks the same

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Old cars look unique because they were not worried about aerodynamics

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As you can see, we've lost a lot through modern complexity. With radios, people used to listen to the same thing so they would be more drawn together. With cars, the old designs were simpler so they were easier for fix for the people that owned cars, and with films there was no CGI so the story line would be better to make up for that.