抖文 - Social Transformation: Life's Secret Code Rewritten by the Tide of the Times 的评论
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description: Social Change: The Code of Life Rewritten by the Tide of the TimesThe Industrial Revolution: Open...
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David_Working
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date: 2026-05-13T14:24:19+08:00
description: The Industrial Revolution destroyed traditional crafts and communities but created opportunities for others. It wasn't all progress or all destruction. Hope the article acknowledges both the gains AND the real human costs of these transformations.

Emma
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date: 2026-05-13T03:36:49+08:00
description: I absolutely love the poetic language here—"tide of the times" is beautiful. As someone studying history, I'm genuinely excited to see where this goes. Please tell me there's more depth coming!

Marcus_Skeptical
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date: 2026-05-13T09:47:26+08:00
description: "Undoubtedly an important turning point"—I mean, yes, obviously. But this feels a bit surface-level so far. What about pre-industrial social changes? Feudalism to mercantilism? The printing press? Why start here?

TechWatcher
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date: 2026-05-13T02:06:23+08:00
description: Interesting framing with "life's secret code." I wonder if the author will draw parallels between the Industrial Revolution and our current digital transformation. Both seem to reshape society fundamentally in just a few generations.

SarahQ
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date: 2026-05-13T01:16:11+08:00
description: Great start, but I'm curious—the excerpt cuts off mid-sentence about "marked by the invention of..." What invention are they referring to? The steam engine? The textile loom? This feels incomplete.

John_Historical
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date: 2026-05-13T03:39:20+08:00
description: This is a solid introduction to social change. The Industrial Revolution really was the pivotal moment that transformed everything—economics, labor, family structures, you name it. Looking forward to reading how the author connects this to modern times.