I just skipped to a random part, 41:47, where the speaker is talking about the chasm of the old and the new, the before and the after, and our acceptance of the new status quo.
These match my own thoughts exactly. As much as I don't love them, I agree with the speaker.
For Factorio players: we used to live in Nauvis. It was beautiful but sparse. Then we outgrew it and unwittingly found ourselves on Fulgora. It is abundant but trashy.
And just like in a game, the rules changed and we adapt. That's what makes the game fun. Granted, that it's all our livelihoods on the line (very high stakes), but all things being equal, we have new challenges in front of us that we can either bemoan or accept.
These match my own thoughts exactly. As much as I don't love them, I agree with the speaker.
For Factorio players: we used to live in Nauvis. It was beautiful but sparse. Then we outgrew it and unwittingly found ourselves on Fulgora. It is abundant but trashy.
And just like in a game, the rules changed and we adapt. That's what makes the game fun. Granted, that it's all our livelihoods on the line (very high stakes), but all things being equal, we have new challenges in front of us that we can either bemoan or accept.