>>76382
>>76383
You have a really good posting style anon. Do enjoy reading your posts

Well, most of humanity lived in an agrarian society for most of known civilization. That meant that you would know and work with the people around you and with your family members for centuries until your death. Pretty much all of Europe, including England, was like this.

Society was pretty close knit until the industrial revolution happened. I can understand why it happened (less effort, more output), but it had a really deep lasting impact on most of human civilization though. People became more colder and distant after this and the countless wars that happened around Europe in the next decades.

It's good that we know it and strive for better, though. I don't think normies will ever care for it though. Current zeitgeist is pretty much being uncaring and detached from people in general