I live near the equator, so dryers are a luxury and clotheslines are the norm. We still don't buy dryers. Not even so much for the cost, but because they damage clothes in a way.
And even with Robert Kiyosaki's Cashflow promoting laundromats as the key to financial independence, they're not used significantly more than they were in the past.
I expect commercial real estate to implode, along with the cities that count on it as most of their tax base.
A secret war has culled the scrupulous from Power, and left the opportunistic immoralists you would think the industrialization of Power by Americans would perfect.
Ordinary people are enjoying their happy life. The comforts, the convenience, the prosperity.
The world slow burns and it takes ten years to see the consequences of what has come to pass.
We will not come to collectively see the world for what it is today, for ten years.
keyboards and mice are much the same.
people's laziness and love of convenience.
So the question is, that is recognized as a real change? Did Chrome change? Seems overall the same to me. Did Firefox change, might depend on whom you ask. It changed it's internal with Quantum significantly, switched their extensions-system, added multiprocessing, but on surface, for the normal user, it's probably all the same.
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