Are you worried about your future?

Worse do you even have a future?

Many, especially those born in this century, are asking themselves these questions.

In 2021, researchers at the University of Bath in England pulled 10,000 people all over

the world between the ages of 16 and 25, 75% thought that the future is frightening, 56%

thought that humanity is coming to an end.

39% stated that they were hesitant to have children because the future was so bleak.

Are there fierce legitimate?

Or is it possible there is another side, a brighter side to the story?

That we are, in fact, the most fortunate human beings ever.

Just how lucky are we?

The late great satirist PJ O'Rourke summed it up in one word, dentistry.

One could easily add electricity, air conditioning and, less we forget, indoor plumbing.

Luda 14th, magnificent palace of Versailles, had no proper waste facilities.

People relieved themselves where they stood, in hallways behind curtains and in the gardens.

One contemporary observed and noted that Versailles was the receptacle of all of humanity's

horrors.

The passageways, corridors and courtyards are filled with urine and fecal matter.

This is Luda 14th we are talking about, maybe the richest man on earth at the time.

Ask yourself this question, would you prefer to live in a studio apartment with electricity,

a window air conditioner and indoor plumbing or a Versailles palace with none of these things?

In 19th century London, American philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson observed that no one wore

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