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Pseudo Nym (@pseudonym) · 04/2022 · Tröts: 9.715 · Folger: 3.409
Mo 07.10.2024 00:06
I've been thinking recently about "historical amnesia" or "generational amnesia." It can also be framed as a "success paradox," where the very success of certain policies or controls causes people to forget the original problem they were designed to address.
Vaccinations, the Voting Rights Act, fighting a war to stop fascism.
It's like after about 3 generations or so, folks forget how bad $THING was, and are just itching to stop paying for the controls that worked, and continue to work.
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