Paradox of Progress

The world today presents a striking paradox: while significant progress has been made in various aspects of human life, challenges still persist. Child mortality rates have dramatically decreased from 43% two centuries ago to around 10-13% in the most underdeveloped countries, highlighting both the advancements and ongoing struggles faced by society. This juxtaposition underscores the complexity of our current reality, where improvements coexist with pressing issues.

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- What is the episode that talked about humans feeling things were better in the past when there was increased child mortality and a lower life expectancy?
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Paradox of Progress

In this clip

From this podcast

Super Data Science: ML & AI Podcast with Jon Krohn

SDS 492: The World is Awful (and it's Never Been Better) — with Jon Krohn

Related Questions

What is the episode that talked about humans feeling things were better in the past when there was increased child mortality and a lower life expectancy?

Stats on childhood