Decade wise?

Decade wise?
It been feeling like it.

What do you mean?

It feels more like 90s to me

You mean like how that 2008/2009 was already '10's'? And late 2008 was The Great Shift? Then yes. Although there might not be a huge crash like 2008/2009, there may be a pop cultural shift in 2018/2019. Or a small recession in 2018/2019.

You mean like how that 2008/2009 was already '10's'? And late 2008 was The Great Shift? Then yes. Although there might not be a huge crash like 2008/2009, there may be a pop cultural shift in 2018/2019. Or a small recession in 2018/2019.

I sure hope so. 2010s culture is getting really boring tbh 8-P

I sure hope so. 2010s culture is getting really boring tbh 8-P


Musically, I prefer the 2010's. But movie-wise, I prefer the 00's!  :o

It feels more like 90s to me
it does not feel like the 90s hell no!!!

I sure hope so. 2010s culture is getting really boring tbh 8-P
yeah the 2010s feel like they started so early that by now I feel like 2010s culture is very long in the tooth and probably should end culturally for fresher ideas.

it does not feel like the 90s hell no!!!

Whatever you say

What do you mean?


That is what I want to know.

Decade wise?

You mean like an optimistic start, a dreary middle, and an even drearier ending? Then yes, though the 2000s had some alleviation towards the end, so maybe the 2010s will as well.

Yes and no. The 2010s are wayyy more consistent, not a technologically changing, and not as culturally changing as well. To be honest if there was a decade that followed the same formula as the 2010s, it would be the 1980s which had a relatively consistent culture and general vibe all throughout. Because back in 2007, it felt like the early 2000s were like another world. It doesn't feel like the early 2010s are another world, at least not for me.

Now yes if we are talking about when cultural shifts happen. 2001 and 2011, 2003 and 2013, 2016 and 2006, 2008 and 2018?. It follows that so it mirrors the 2000s in that way, but the cultural shifts are nowhere near as big this decade than they were in the 2000s. Technology changed more in the 2000s. Culture was more changeful in the 2000s.

The 2010s follow the same formula overall as the 1980s and it is closest to representing how long the cultural vibe lasted. To be honest, I nick name the 2010s the "neo 80s" because so many 80s aesthetics and the overall feeling this decade.

Yes and no. it is. The 2010s are wayyy more consistent, not a technologically changing, and not as culturally changing as well. To be honest if there was a decade that followed the same formula as the 2010s, it would be the 1980s which had a relatively consistent culture and general vibe all throughout. Because back in 2007, it felt like the early 2000s were like another world. It doesn't feel like the early 2010s are another world, at least not for me.

I agree. But others don't; bchris says he hears a huge difference between 2017 music and 2010 music but I don't see it tbqh.

I agree. But others don't; bchris says he hears a huge difference between 2017 music and 2010 music but I don't see it tbqh.


how do you not

Yes, yes it is. We are in the same position, the 2000s were in a DECADE AGO! The early, mid, and late parts of the 2010s have similarly shifted the way the 2000s did.

I working on the formula right now.

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The 2010s are not a duodecennium like the 2000s were, so I’m inclined to say no to that question.

The 2010s are not a duodecennium like the 2000s were, so I’m inclined to say no to that question.

What? Is that even a real word ??? ;D

What? Is that even a real word ??? ;D


It means a period of twelve years. The 2000s were a duodecennium that began on January 1, 1999 and ended on December 31, 2010.

It means a period of twelve years. The 2000s were a duodecennium that began on January 1, 1999 and ended on December 31, 2010.

You can think that culturally if you want, but numerically they were a decade like all others ('00 - '09)

I working on the formula right now.

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Looks less complicated than my atom trapping exam from earlier today ;D

edit: actually, I just noticed all of those are from second year electromagnetism. 2012 nostalgia! ;D

Looks less complicated than my atom trapping exam from earlier today ;D

edit: actually, I just noticed all of those are from second year electromagnetism. 2012 nostalgia! ;D
Good luck on you exam results...

I working on the formula right now.

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http://www.inthe00s.com/Smileys/santa/grin.gif

Less complicated than the formula for decadology.  ;D

Less complicated than the formula for decadology.  ;D


Decadeology courses are only offered at the doctorate level.

You can think that culturally if you want, but numerically they were a decade like all others ('00 - '09)


True.

The 2000s were very hectic and changeful, besides notorious events you also had the technological revolution: BAM flat screens, BAM DS, BAM HDTV, BAM motion control, BAM social media, BAM smartphones. The 2010s were more plotting in comparison and about fads that quickly went away. It's like a decade on constant high stakes VS a decade that hit the brakes, at least that's how I see it. Both of which sorts have their pros and cons of course.