What age would you relive or change?

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The discussion revolves around nostalgia for the past, particularly the 1960s and 1970s, highlighting perceptions of a smaller population, lower taxes, better music, and real food. Participants express differing opinions on music, with some defending the Beatles against claims that they were merely a boy band, while others prefer artists like Van Morrison and Pink Floyd. There is a sentiment against modern "generic" food, and while some participants express a desire to return to the past, others emphasize a focus on the future and the excitement it holds. Regrets about specific life events are acknowledged, particularly from the mid-2000s, but the overall tone reflects a mix of nostalgia and forward-looking optimism.
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Any regrets about the past, or do you wax nostalgic for a special time of your life?
 
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60s 70s smaller population, less taxes, better music, real food.
 
wolram said:
60s 70s smaller population, less taxes, better music, real food.

i don't know about better music; the beatles were just a boy band. but then there was pink floyd just a bit later...
 
fourier jr said:
i don't know about better music; the beatles were just a boy band. but then there was pink floyd just a bit later...


Van Morrison was and is better anyway.

Personally, I'm not nostalgic for any time per se, but i could certainly do without generica food. Hate that crap.
 
fourier jr said:
the beatles were just a boy band.

no no no no... just no ... *deep breaths* *hyperventilates* *steam coming out of ears* (just ignore the foolish remark, Moe Darklight, It's not worth it...) ... perhaps some other day I will explain to you the unsurpassed genius of the Beatles. You obviously seem to be suffering from some sort of temporary psychosis at the moment, hindering your ability to think straight.



... as for the mistakes question... a big, fat YES. If I could edit out some scenes from 2005-2006, I most certainly would.. but that's how high-school rolls I guess ...
 
60's
so much happened
I was there and would go back in an instant!
 
To hell with the past. I want to see what's still to come!
 
matthyaouw said:
To hell with the past. I want to see what's still to come!

Three headed toads and cyborgs :smile:
 
moe darklight said:
perhaps some other day I will explain to you the unsurpassed genius of the Beatles. You obviously seem to be suffering from some sort of temporary psychosis at the moment, hindering your ability to think straight.

Yes, Fourier jr's post is quite humorous.

You (moe darklight) might enjoy https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=124379".
 
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