Post by broadstreet223 on Aug 11, 2020 7:22:43 GMT 10
When a new decade begins and for the first few years, the decade doesn’t have an identity yet and is still mostly similar to the previous one. Whatever decade it was 20 years ago seems to be the most nostalgic. Like how in the 2000s it was mostly 80s nostalgia, 2010 with 90s nostalgia, and the 2020s are shaping up to be mostly 2000s nostalgia. However whatever decade happened prior to the previous one seems to be temporarily forgotten and unnoticed. Especially in the middle part of a decade.
For example:
In the mid 2010s, nobody talked about the 2000s
In the mid 2000s, nobody talked about the 90s
In the mid 90s, nobody talked about the 80s
In the mid 80s, nobody talked about the 70s
In the mid 70s, nobody talked about the 60s
Not until the end of the decade do people finally start to begin reminiscing on the previous decade, like how early signs of 2000s nostalgia began to pop up in the late 2010s. Why does this always seem to happen, and have you noticed this as well?
For example:
In the mid 2010s, nobody talked about the 2000s
In the mid 2000s, nobody talked about the 90s
In the mid 90s, nobody talked about the 80s
In the mid 80s, nobody talked about the 70s
In the mid 70s, nobody talked about the 60s
Not until the end of the decade do people finally start to begin reminiscing on the previous decade, like how early signs of 2000s nostalgia began to pop up in the late 2010s. Why does this always seem to happen, and have you noticed this as well?
