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2 months agoNow you’ve done it! You made me laugh uncontrollably! Pfff.
Now you’ve done it! You made me laugh uncontrollably! Pfff.
In good locations: Houses depreciate in value over time because they are less safe in the event of an earthquake than newer houses.
In bad locations: just take the house, everybody else left this town anyways.
Childhood’s End by Arthur C. Clarke
I re-read it a few times already, and even though written in the 50s it holds up quite well (except for the total absence of computers). Its a brilliant read. Edit: to clarify, I meant the societal trends he projected are quite fascinating. Also the transition to a post scarcity society. It’s not very prophetic obviously. :)