It wasn't always like that, death used to be something that was much more out in the open.
Once upon a time when a person died family members and neighbors were the ones who came together and helped prepare a recently deceased body for viewing before carrying them to the cemetery for burial but when commercialization changed that process starting in the 19th century it created this sort of psychological barrier that changed how society relates to death.
@truthstreamnews lol it's been a while, good idea.
Another thing I used to enjoy doing was lay on the ground, look up at the sky, and shift my spatial awareness from looking up to looking out.
@JulianJiggsPigs@Rapunzel_hnn Good point, as someone who has studied the subject from a historical perspective many modern cultures have such a weird relationship with death compared to previous times.
@truthstreamnews I wouldn't be surprised if people are giving bots control of their bank accounts then those bots are authorizing other bots without consent.
New York City circa 1982.
I enjoy raw archival footage like this, no narration, no background music, just a neutral audio/video snapshot of a moment in time.
Whether that time was better or worse than the time we now live in the video does not say, such is left for the viewer to decide.