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    Swift change is possible

    Jul 10, 2020 2 minutes
    By Oliver Jeffers

    WE HAVE OFTEN BEEN PLACATED WITH THE NOtion that real change takes time. But this is only true where apathy is its main resistance. Change can come suddenly too.

    Western society saw change occur at breakneck speed in the 1950s, when we went from the rationing of World War II to such disposable affluence that planned obsolescence was openly celebrated: buy it cheap, buy

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