Devine Lu LinvegaEven before the Alexandrian age, ancient Greeks had sentiments of an ideal pastoral life that they had already lost.
In the late 19th century, city dwellers were worried that the unnatural pace of life brought on by railroads and telegraphs had given rise to a new disease, "neurasthenia".
Archaeologists have discovered Sumerian cuneiform tablets which complain that family life isn't what it used to be.
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