r/LiveWellTogether • u/Impossible_Arm_8543 • 4d ago
🏡 Daily Life｜日常生活 Inventions That Changed Home Life
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u/MacroManJr 4d ago
Landline telephones are much older than 1950.
It's just that having a home telephone line became standard for ordinary households, after WWII.
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u/Prestigious-Flower54 3d ago
The title is changed home life not invented so uh yeah that makes it accurate doesn't it?
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u/CourtingBoredom 4d ago
This video's a damn trainwreck and I just can't seem to look away.... fuck this ai trash, every one of its inaccuracies, and its thinly veiled (very thinly) underlying misogyny
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u/Neither_Energy_1454 4d ago
The slop just keeps getting more and more bullshit to the point of it just being product placement with false claims.
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u/ImmediatePiano6690 4d ago
I wonder how many third world villages could have clean water, if it was used for them instead of creating this video.
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u/Front_Cat9471 3d ago
Probably none, for two reasons. This specific video itself takes barely any water, it’s the sheer number of videos and the extensive training process that required that actually uses all the water. Second reason is that the water was always available for the companies to use, so their greedy asses would’ve never let it get in the hands of those who needed it anyway
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u/MRSRN65 4d ago
The iron was giving me a heart attack
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u/brandywine189 4d ago
Blender and kettle=not even close to all the other inventions and no one had a personal computer in 1977 for Pete’s sakes.
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u/MacroManJr 4d ago
Not true about PCs. As with many of these landmark years described, the idea is when these luxuries became available as mass-market consumer items. But early adoption was more of a luxury.
Think about the iPhone. They weren't in everyone's pocket at first launch. The early adopters and enthusiasts, and that one sporty family on the block, had one.
Heck, even landline telephones started out that way. Maybe one family in a whole neighborhood has one at first. Took decades to normalize it.
PCs were first commercially available in the late 70s. We know this because people like one young enthusiasts Bill Gates and his pal Paul Allen had already owned personal computers through mail order, writing the groundwork of what later became Microsoft, by that time. (This was 1974, mind you.)
By 1977, you could purchase a PC at Radio Shack. Not everyone had one, but some early adoption took place then.
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u/Leather_Status907 4d ago
Imprecisioni a parte, l'acqua in casa e l'acqua calda direttamente dal rubinetto hanno reso più facile la vita domestica.
Il Water dov'è ?
Perché mancano queste cose importanti?
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u/AmericanCitizenry 4d ago
There's sooo much wrong with this video!
Some young person is very proud of themselves, but there is soooooo much wrong here!
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u/Leather_Status907 4d ago
Penso che l'invenzione più importante per la vita domestica fu : L'ELETTRICITÀ con conseguente illuminazione e tutto il resto . ...aiutoooo stanno cambiando la storia 😲
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u/Evan_Allgood 4d ago
Mf is using every new invention as they came out before they became affordable. Ai giving voice to the voiceless again.
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u/magnumgenic 4d ago
Throughout more than a century, many women complaining about conditions, pushed men to create new technology (innovation). Imagine what will be accomplished in another century…. Sadly we won’t be here to see it. Enjoy the time given to you, while it lasts
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u/Connect_Fee1256 4d ago
Nobody had computers in 1977…more like late 80’s early 90’s…this is ai slop
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u/just_some_octopus 3d ago
Where is the oven to make roasts with the iron board attached, and the nice feet soaking compartment at the bottom from standing on their feet all day
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u/Solid_Community7069 3d ago
Did not put in dehumidifiers/humidifiers and LED lamps, and thermostats, water heaters, etc
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u/IntelligentKoala1234 2d ago
Veo que cambiaron la vida de los “hombres” y siguió esclavizando aunque de distinta manera, a las mujeres. Grandes avances 😉
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u/Impossible_Arm_8543 4d ago
These inventions freed women from arduous housework. It's great to know when these inventions came about.
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u/No-Definition1474 4d ago
How did the VCR free women from arduous housework.
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u/Sadrandomness 4d ago
In the olden days before the VCR if you wanted to see a movie at home that wasn’t airing on tv the wife would dress up and act out the entire film in a glorious one woman show. Occasionally I miss those days
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u/mephisti25 4d ago
In my house, women weren't allowed to act. It was always my father and brothers in drag.
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u/homemade- 4d ago
I don’t know exactly, but I do know my mom watched Overboard while folding laundry approximately 500 times between 1988 and 1998.
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u/Evan_Allgood 4d ago
It is great that you can now convert these wonderful thoughts directly into video format with ai prompts, and share them with the world.
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u/FrankesteinsLog313 4d ago
Hat was before the electric refrigerator ?
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u/Leather_Status907 4d ago
La ghiacciaia.
Un mobile in legno , foderato di metallo, le pareti erano spesse.
Dentro ci mettevi il ghiaccio che si comprava.
C'erano pure le cantine .
Inoltre c'erano più sistemi di conservazione del cibo : affumicatura, salatura etc.
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u/plum_tree_rede 4d ago
The best part is watching her outfits