It is
the thinking of an Industrial Age with its division of labour.
Not exact matches
We
think and act in terms
of the pre-atomic
age, while we live in an entirely new
age which has made those ideas
of the past as obsolete as earlier ideas were made obsolete by the previous
industrial revolutions.
This departure from the regular superhero comic book (okay, graphic novel, if you will) adaptation takes a dark and gritty turn (
think «Deadpool» without the laughs or language) almost immediately with Jackman («Eddie the Eagle») playing a bitter, down - on - his - luck limousine driver in the year 2029 who spends his time drinking, brooding, beating up Mexican car thieves and caring for the
aging and seemingly addled Dr. Charles Xavier (Patrick Stewart, «X-Men: Days
of Future Past») in a vacated south
of the border
industrial plant.
I
think you made a typo or error, pre
industrial CO2 is generally considered 280ppm, 180ppm I
think is the end
of the ice
age.
«I
think in the
industrial age people
thought about productivity inside
of factories, I don't
think that makes sense,» Arkcoll said.