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Virginia will use technology to slow chronic speeders’ cars—and other states are rushing to join in
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Many didn't. Hell, vaccines haven't been around much longer than cars. Before unions? Or way, way back, hunter-gatherer type? I do know that the local Native American tribe that was displaced where I live was said to have had to work approx 2 hours a day to provide for needs, food, shelter. In my opinion they had it better, despite the higher childhood death rates. So, I guess if you go back far enough it can be argued to have been better. But closer history was pretty freaking grim. I'll check your youtube links when I have more time.