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>>15746736

Your criticism doesn't make any sense.

If you valuate societies based on survivability then, yes, modernity is obviously the best but there is more to life than basic self-sustainment and living past a decennia.

I agree that there has never been a perfect society and there most likely will never be one, but it is fair to critique the draw backs of current society without having to fixate on the fact that we have a better and more egalitarian health care.

Many humans would rather live a 30-years life full of extreme sentimens, hardship, tragedy and disease than a 80-year life with flatted emotions, periods of extreme boredom, excessive acces to digital sex and fatty foods.