@real-cool-cat I read somewhere recently that in the 1950s, between 300 and 450 swedish children died in various accidents every year. Today it's barely around 100 kids... Granted there were a higher kid to adult ratio back then, and the healthcare was of course not as advanced as it is today.
It's quite fun how my Grandfathers generation was a "spoiled generation", then it was my dads generation that were the "spoiled" generation, nowadays my generation is the spoiled one, can't wait for the next generation to be the spoiled one.
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@real-cool-cat I read somewhere recently that in the 1950s, between 300 and 450 swedish children died in various accidents every year. Today it's barely around 100 kids... Granted there were a higher kid to adult ratio back then, and the healthcare was of course not as advanced as it is today.
It's quite fun how my Grandfathers generation was a "spoiled generation", then it was my dads generation that were the "spoiled" generation, nowadays my generation is the spoiled one, can't wait for the next generation to be the spoiled one.