>1900-1926>Mass adoption of electricity>Commercialisation of the car>Warfare changed from cavalry to guns>Penicillin was synthesised. No more dying from preventable diseases>First aeroplane flight>2000-2026>Ozempic and AIThose are the only noteworthy things that had mass adoption and benefit in this century that I can think of. We are so fucking cooked bros it’s literally over.
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>>539352095JEWS DID THIS
>>539352095>2000-2026>Ozempic and AIThat's all you can think of?You're posting this bullshit on the most amazing technology ever invented, ever, and you're too fucking stupid to acknowledge it?The kikes are only in control because retards like you enable them. If everyone like you killed themselves, the kikes would be a none issue. That's the facts.
>>539353108internet was an invention of the 1900s
>>539352095that dessert looks sad
>>539352095>mass surveillance>wide spread marxist degeneration>death of the european peoplesyou forgot a few keypoints>>539352871and this, we were heading toward this since 1945, outside of the german Lebensraum it began earlier
>>539353197This. The 2000s mostly just ruined the internet and turned it into a horrid, ever-present source of frustration, misinformation, and low-tier slop for normies to binge.
>>539352095Electric cars, VR, resuable rockets, bitcoin.Any other interesting tech other than this and OP?
>>539352095The only thing bad about the 21st century is your attitude. Weive in the most amazing time in human history and it only gets better every year.
Digital Cameras are a pretty big deal and if we are attributing 'commercialisation of the car' to the 1900s then I would argue that the accessibility of filmmaking/photography ought to be credited to the 2000s.Communications technology has also increased significantly. I think that cell phones are a huge deal given that you can now video call someone on the go. Compare text messaging from the early 2000s to pagers/beepers from the even the 90s and you can see how far we've come. More of an infrastructure thing than a technology thing but the idea of unlimited talk/text is crazy as well. You used to be limited to a certain number of minutes on a phone plan and even land lines had pretty prohibitive 'long distance' charges (I say 'long distance' because I distinctly remember as a kid being charged long distance to call my aunt who was only about 3-4 area codes over in a different city).Digital archival/sorting methods also make research a lot easier as well. Having a virtual catalogue instead of needing to commute to a university library to read up on a study is very convenient. Also probably true for archived newspaper/journalism stuff but I'm less familiar with that.Technology of the 21st century has largely been improving convenience rather than new functionality. I would be surprised if there weren't any medical breakthroughs either but definitely nothing in the level of Penicillin.
>>539352095You're looking at the high points and ignoring all the suck. Stop wallowing in nostalgia for shit you weren't even there for.
>>539352095>Why does the 21st Century suck ass?because they have stollen everything from you
