If you consider the early 2000s to be some sort of cultural peak do you think we will have another in your lifetime?
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I don't. The 80s were.
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I don't. The 80s were.
The 80's sucked in my neck of the woods.
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everyone's going to have a different answer for this but I believe we were at our best in the 90s in America
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I don't think we have peaked. We have had progress and regress in various areas at various times that has either kept us level or on a slight climb.
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Not for humanity. I think AI will develop more sophisticated culture and become the major driver of progress at some point in the future.
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I think it depends on what people consider a peak. By 2000, the education system was already in trouble and wages had stagnated for 20 years. Glass/Steagall had been repealed, and GW was in power.
I think it came in the 80's, personally.
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The 80's sucked in my neck of the woods.
Mtv alone inspired a burst of creativity that hasn't been matched since. In music, video, direction, art design, set design... Nothing comes close.
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Mtv alone inspired a burst of creativity that hasn't been matched since. In music, video, direction, art design, set design... Nothing comes close.
I disagree, but I am not really willing to get into this.
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Mtv alone inspired a burst of creativity that hasn't been matched since. In music, video, direction, art design, set design... Nothing comes close.
Maybe, but we also got Reaganomics and the beginning of that cultural shift towards greed being good. I suppose you could make a case that we also had HW Bush, the last repub afaik to actually raise taxes on the wealthy, helping Clinton balance the budget in the 90s.
Also had the Satanic Panic, though that seems to come back around every so often no matter what.
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Up until 9/11, for North America, maybe. After the collapse of the Soviet Union things felt pretty good. In my social circle there was a lot of optimism.
But we were on a neoliberal tear. A lot of the benefits we were enjoying (of globalization) are the cause of the spasm of conservatism we're seeing today.
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The 2000s!?!? The attitude era of this planet? Fuck no!
The 80s had the best music, the best fashion, the best TV, the most memorable movies, and awesome gadgets.
We'll never have the 80s again!
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The 2000s!?!? The attitude era of this planet? Fuck no!
The 80s had the best music, the best fashion, the best TV, the most memorable movies, and awesome gadgets.
We'll never have the 80s again!
looming threat of nuclear annihilation
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looming threat of nuclear annihilation
We still have that lmao
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The 80's sucked in my neck of the woods.
indiana?
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Extremely relevant:
Bo Burnham - 1985 -
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how long or short is this “lifetime” of which you speak? the 90’s is peak, you whipper-snapper.
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I think it depends on what people consider a peak. By 2000, the education system was already in trouble and wages had stagnated for 20 years. Glass/Steagall had been repealed, and GW was in power.
I think it came in the 80's, personally.
I guess I skew more towards the technology portion of it. Yes, technology was ramping up in the 80s but I think by the early 2000s the information age had solidified.
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how long or short is this “lifetime” of which you speak? the 90’s is peak, you whipper-snapper.
Ok but we are all focusing in on this 20 years span
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Ok but we are all focusing in on this 20 years span
yeah. wasn’t 1990 like 20 years ago?
