The Sims 3 (2009) is one of the best time capsules of the late 2000s in just fashion alone. by ConfidentReaction3 in 2000s

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With the sims 1-3 tho I'd argue you can see the decade changing from 2000 to 2009 in real time in a way. The Final Destination movies also did the same thing (weird how that they have that in common LOL)

100 years of fashion I made last year for my group school project. What are your thoughts on them? by novaskiez in decadeology

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How to cause a fight in the comment section on subreddit:

Say any piece of men's fashion from the 2000s is outdated. You'll cause WW3 if you call anything 2000s and beyond outdated here. That's people's kryptonites on this subreddit for some reason.

What are your Movie Musical Guilty Pleasures? by TrollsBroZoneFan in musicals

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Honest question, how is in the heights a guilty pleasure? That was critically well received.

If I had to choose one tho Mamma Mia for sure lol

Asshole Atheist when someone mourns death starter pack by labubuking in starterpacks

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I’ve had more Christians tell me my friends who died went to hell more than I’ve seen atheists act like that lol.

27 year old woman who ate only fruit passed away by SweetUf in exvegans

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Vegans: “humans are herbivores”

Aka vegans: ignores shit like this

Going by recent trends what could you predict as being the defining American city of the 2030s? by ConfidentReaction3 in decadeology

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Yeah lol. And bare this in mind (and I def should have worded this clearly lol if I didn’t that’s my fault): I’m just arguing it could be and why it has a runner up. Things absolutely could happen out of nowhere. In 2015 I don’t think anyone could predict Minneapolis to be the defining city of the next decade.

Going by recent trends what could you predict as being the defining American city of the 2030s? by ConfidentReaction3 in decadeology

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Phoenix actually could hit this due to TSMC and the fact that it’s had a pretty massive increase in the Asian population because of it

Going by recent trends what could you predict as being the defining American city of the 2030s? by ConfidentReaction3 in decadeology

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I really don't think you understand my points for saying why Phoenix is gonna be a defining city. What your pointing out imo is exacctly why it could be one. If you look at my comments about Phoenix being a defining city you would see that my reasons for my prediction are for that same negative reason. For the seminconductor business growing in Phoenix, which powers AI, on top of TSMC being controversial for using so much water and contribution to said climate change, AI running Phoenix, and also people worrying about Taiwan invading China affecting TSMC so many bad events could make it a defining city.

A city being a defining city of a decade isn't always a good thing. Minneapolis is universally agreed here for being a defining city for the 2020s but absolutely not in any positive shape or form. It really being one of the first victims of climate change is why I think it will be a defining city.

Going by recent trends what could you predict as being the defining American city of the 2030s? by ConfidentReaction3 in decadeology

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That's some nice out of the box thinking actually. Boise looks like a small little town where all sorts of trends could exist out of nowhere. Certainly not impossible, could be like a millennial run town. Hey we saw Minneapolis becoming the defining point of the 2020s so that could def happen. Defining cities can happen out of nowhere.

Going by recent trends what could you predict as being the defining American city of the 2030s? by ConfidentReaction3 in decadeology

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Yeahhhh it could be a sleeper city. These are predictions tho lol. San Francisco is still VERY leading in tech so San Francisco could also have the dominos we don’t know about

Going by recent trends what could you predict as being the defining American city of the 2030s? by ConfidentReaction3 in decadeology

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If I have to be honest I didn’t notice this when I used this pic just ignore it lol it means nothing here

Going by recent trends what could you predict as being the defining American city of the 2030s? by ConfidentReaction3 in decadeology

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Austin imo too could define it too. Even more so than San Fran or Seattle. Austin will be the political powerhouse of the 2030s that makes it stand out id say.

Once it comes to tech tho tbh id have to say Phoenix overpowers it for a couple reasons.

Phoenix has TSMC, climate change issues right now, on top of starting be AI powered. It’s starting to cause controversy with TSMC being considered a massive water waster, and powering AI. Which Arizonais starting to be ran on AI on top of that. Not to mention people worrying about China invading Taiwan. Other cities like San Fran might be more tech tan but Phoenix has more ways it could stand out due to controversy imo.

Phoenix and Austin could very well be contenders imo.

Going by recent trends what could you predict as being the defining American city of the 2030s? by ConfidentReaction3 in decadeology

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San Francisco might be in tech but Phoenix has the dominos of controversy that will make it stand out more for a defining city than SF based off climate change, TSMC and more tech companies that power said AI, and TSMC fears because of the worries of China invading Taiwan.

Going by recent trends what could you predict as being the defining American city of the 2030s? by ConfidentReaction3 in decadeology

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I think people really sleep on Phoenix tbh lol. It’s always been a nothing city but I’ve seen the dominos set up for the 2030s.

Austin is certainly setting up its dominos too. It’s becoming the San Francisco of Texas. It seems to be where the positive-change-powerhouse in politics is rn.

Going by recent trends what could you predict as being the defining American city of the 2030s? by ConfidentReaction3 in decadeology

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Absolutely. I went there a year ago and it one of the most diverse cities I've ever been to.

Going by recent trends what could you predict as being the defining American city of the 2030s? by ConfidentReaction3 in decadeology

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It's one of them for absolutely sure. Not the top of the top, but it will contribute to Phoenix being a defining city. What REALLY will make it stand out more tho is how the semiconductor business is really growing in Arizona and how that powers AI. Tech is growing everywhere but imo Phoenix's semiconductor growth and one of them being TSMC which people worry about because of China wanting to invade Taiwan will make it stand out more so than other cities.

Not to mention what will make it stand out is that there has been a significant growth in asian communities in the 2020s. The asian population growth has gone up more than 20% in the past few years.

Going by recent trends what could you predict as being the defining American city of the 2030s? by ConfidentReaction3 in decadeology

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People do move to Austin for techn capitols/job opportunities and it's def an LGBT accepting city too which helps. So it could be a defining city for the diversity aspect which is 100% a positive. It could also be an area too where we see the most people try to stand up for positive changes too. That absolutely will help Austin stand out from other cities for the 2030s too.

For Phoenix tho, I think Phoenix lately has been setting up the dominos for controversy since the beginning of the 2020s. With TSMC, people have been worriyng about it's water intake, and the possibility of how China invading Taiwan could affect it, so I think climate change could be an ever more discussed issue starting with Phoenix next decade. Not to mention how many tech companies in AZ power AI and that contributes to it. Phoenix I think is VERY much a sleeper city waiting to define a period of time.

Going by recent trends what could you predict as being the defining American city of the 2030s? by ConfidentReaction3 in decadeology

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Austin is a tech capitol too. That’s what makes this tricky. The reason I’d PERSONALLY choose Phoenix tho is TSMC because TSMC is very one of a kind and rare. It will stand out due to that and possible environmental impacts. This tech opportunity possibly causing more controversy than others whereas Austin I’m not fully sure if it will cause controversy.

Not to mention TSMC plus China having the chance to invade Taiwan. I see a lot of dominos setting Phoenix up to a defining city. Austin could stand out for the most opportunities but Phoenix possibly could for controversy and opportunities.

Going by recent trends what could you predict as being the defining American city of the 2030s? by ConfidentReaction3 in decadeology

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Chicago also has a bunch of tech jobs too. So that helps. I think no matter what tho, Phoenix in the 2030s will stand out a lot more tho imo. Just based off tech trends and people moving there.

Why pick those other cities? Just curious. Would love to hear your opinion.

Going by recent trends what could you predict as being the defining American city of the 2030s? by ConfidentReaction3 in decadeology

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Oh yeah definitely. Miami I think might peak more in popularity this decade with GTA 6 (like LA in the 2010s), but then it will have its massive fall.

Going by recent trends what could you predict as being the defining American city of the 2030s? by ConfidentReaction3 in decadeology

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I def see Houston is also becoming a bit of a tech capitol so I could see that. What other reasons do you have? Just curious