Slow Decay of Society: 10 Things That Were Once Great But Are Now Lost
Privacy: With the advent of digital technology and social media, personal privacy has significantly decreased.
Community Interaction: In many places, the close-knit community feel has declined. Previously, neighborhoods were more interconnected with regular social gatherings and a strong sense of community support.
Independent Retailers: Small, independent businesses have struggled to survive against large multinational corporations and online marketplaces
Handwritten Letters: The art of writing letters by hand has nearly vanished, replaced by emails, texts, and instant messages, leading to a loss in the personal touch and thoughtfulness that comes with handwritten correspondence.
Focus and Attention Spans: The digital age has brought about a decrease in average attention spans, with constant notifications and multiple digital platforms vying for attention
Public Discourse: The quality of public discourse has been affected by the polarization of media and the prevalence of misinformation.
Job Security: The concept of working for a single company until retirement is becoming increasingly rare.
Manual Skills: Practical skills such as carpentry, sewing, and basic car maintenance are becoming less common as modern conveniences and services replace the need for DIY skills.