Big Smile, No Teeth: It’s better now than it was in the 1990s


Our columnists wonders about how this period of time will be looked at by future historians.

Sometimes I wonder about how this period of time will be looked at by future historians. Specifically in recent years, I’ve started wondering if we are heading for a societal reset.

The theory behind societal resets is that after significant crises like wars or economic calamities, societies reassess their priorities, values, and structures, and this can lead to a period of renewal and cultural shifts.

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