hindy111
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Is that because we better understand it now? Back in the day people were told to ‘harden up’ and just dealt with it.
Is suicide up? I honestly dont know but if is then that is probably the answer.
Is that because we better understand it now? Back in the day people were told to ‘harden up’ and just dealt with it.
Yeah both of you prob stick tongue out and find that had a cockatooDamn. I’m parroting Baz!
My parents were so poor we only got fed 3 and 20s.My parents had to go too the 2nds pies markets and buy boxes. Sergants by memory. Bit crumbled and not all had the tops on ut still tasted fine. That along with spam bring back many memories.
My parents were so poor we only got fed 3 and 20s.
Purpose is the key. Far more attainable than 'happiness'.They lived with more purpose
But it's not their fault housing is unaffordable (except that they live far too long after they stop being useful these days). The problem is so many merkins are willing to literally mortgage their future (by borrowing obscene amounts of money) to boost the prices of those properties.Rubbish.
They lived at a time where they could go straight out of highschool into a job that allowed them to buy a house and start a family by age 30. They didn't need to go through four years of uni. They didn't need five years experience for entry level jobs. They didn't NEED to work themselves half to death just to stay afloat.
They are also responsible for many of the problems the generations since face....they didn't live with purpose, they lived with far fewer responsibilities and they took far less responsibility as a result.
Bloke I worked with bought a house in an inner-south suburb of Canberra back in the day for basically two years wages. He recently sold it for $1.6 million. If you're an APS 4 in the public service (the level most graduates start at or near), earning roughly 65k a year, that's TWENTY FIVE YEARS wages.
The place across the road from me went for 550k (8 years wages for an APS 4) for a three bedroom ex-guvvy the size of a shack. They knocked it down, spent another 400k plus (another 6 years wages) building an actual decent house.
Yet you've got douchebag boomers telling millenials "just stop buying cups of coffee and you can save for a house!"
They are, as a generation, some of the most full of shit people remaining on the planet...
Gary said he could get me a porpoise.Purpose is the key. Far more attainable than 'happiness'.
There are also now incentives to have a mental illness that didn't exist in the past. But no, these variables have been discounted through multivariate analysis and there is still a rise in mental illness, strongly linked to urbanisation.Is that because we better understand it now? Back in the day people were told to ‘harden up’ and just dealt with it.
I don't disagree that on the whole it might have risen, but such is the price one pays for an improved quality of life.There are also now incentives to have a mental illness that didn't exist in the past. But no, these variables have been discounted through multivariate analysis and there is still a rise in mental illness, strongly linked to urbanisation.
That can definitely be arranged.Gary said he could get me a porpoise.
If you hurry up, porpoise.
Porpoise aren't for eating. They're for f**king.If you hurry up, porpoise.
So just on the quality of life thing.
A few people have identified some challenges associated with living in the modern world. Those points are well made.
However, the boffins who research this shit have come up with a more sophisticated empirical approach for determining overall quality of life. They are saying it has improved and I have no reason to think they are making it up.
It is no different to some muppet thinking they are more informed than BA. You aren't, so shut the f**k up and enjoy your improved quality of life.