life have become easier ,and more simple it really is better then 100 tears ago but still,people prefer the old days ,besides everyone's different!
i believe it is because then in the 19th century the population was very bad into
25 years
A thousand pounds sterling 100 years ago, in the early 1920s, would have had significantly greater purchasing power than today. In 1923, the equivalent value would be roughly around £40,000 to £50,000 today, depending on inflation rates and economic conditions. This reflects the dramatic changes in the value of money over the past century due to inflation and shifts in the economy.
Afghanistan's life expectancy is low not necessarily because the people aren't living as long (though I'm sure that's a minor factor), but because infant mortality (early childhood death) is very high. (24.53 times higher than the U.S. rate in 2008 at 165 deaths per 1,000 born) This dramatically lowers the statistic. It would be like saying the average life expectancy in the U.S. is 50 years old when taking two individuals, 1 who dies at birth (age 0) and one who dies at 100 years.
The earth
today's life is better than before as new inventions are done there are new technology and discovery
no
today's life is better than olden days
YES!!! Because not everything that is made today is better than 10 years ago. or even 100 years ago.
Life today is often considered better than 20 years ago due to advancements in technology, improved access to information, and enhanced communication. The rise of the internet and smartphones has transformed how we connect, work, and access services, making daily tasks more efficient. Additionally, there have been significant improvements in healthcare, education, and social awareness, contributing to overall quality of life. However, this perspective may vary based on individual experiences and societal contexts.
Yes. One reason is because our material is better than years ago.
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Life is better than death.Peace is better than war.
That is debatable, we are living longer but not necessarily healthier.
It was first published in 1973. It would be 36 years old today (2009).
I agree with you that things that we have know were better than long time ago because today we have computers and long time ago we didn't and if we didn't have computers know I wouldn't be answering this question.
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