I've never seen such serenity. It was the way people must have lived a hundred years ago. Crazy dream.
One hundred years ago, America was in the midst of the "Roaring Twenties," characterized by significant social and cultural changes, including the rise of jazz music, flapper fashion, and increased automobile ownership, but also marked by widespread racial segregation, prohibition of alcohol, and a growing economic disparity, all while still recovering from the impacts of World War I.
Women had recently gained the right to vote with the 19th Amendment, leading to increased female participation in public life. (Yay!)
Jazz music was immensely popular, and movies were gaining prominence as a form of entertainment. (Yay!)
Despite some legal advancements, racial segregation remained widespread, with the Ku Klux Klan experiencing a resurgence. (Most people .. Boo!) (if you are maga then yay!)
The 18th Amendment prohibited the manufacturing and sale of alcohol, leading to widespread bootlegging and organized crime activity. (Boo!)
While the economy was booming in the early 1920s, the seeds of the Great Depression were already present. (Ok never mind we do not need another Great Depression ... thanks anyway!)
Also, no internet. So. Forget it Jack.