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What are some things from past decades that were objectively hazardous or a nightmare, but have been romanticized by history?

I'm looking for documented historical facts like old consumer products, workplace conditions, infrastructure, or daily habits that people thought were great or normal at the time, but were actually completely miserable or dangerous by today's standards.

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u/fmcortez — 9 hours ago
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Why does the brain find intense relaxation in hobbies that are objectively stressful, tedious, or exhausting?

I’m talking about things like long-distance running, intense video game troubleshooting, complex crafting, or PC building. Why does doing something so mentally or physically taxing quiet the mind better than just sitting on the couch?

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u/fmcortez — 1 day ago
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​What is a genuinely positive, healthy, or life-changing real-world trend that only exists because of social media?

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u/fmcortez — 2 days ago

What’s something you own that refuses to stop working no matter how badly you treat it and seems determined to outlive you?

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u/fmcortez — 1 month ago