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1900-1910 would be ghastly. No medicine. No welfare. Australia was full of swindlers. Having to read books and newspapers to entertain yourself would be the least problem.
Neither of us have been close to it.
I am not saying it would be comfortable but would be interesting to experience the difference in thinking of people as technology would be so little part of life from day to day. The thinking would be more diverse which is what would interest me of how some people would think of the world then.
Also Australia is just becoming a thing. That would be interesting to experience too. Football is just into early decade of two major leagues running side by side. Would be interesting to experience.
 
The 1920s would have been cool if you moved in the right circles, cocaine and heroin were easily available, while you danced the Charleston.

The 1920s in Australia wouldn't have been so cool though, a lot of WWI vets suffering PTSD and battling alcoholism, then the depression hit in the 30s.

Then if they got through all that another World War started.
 
The 1920s would have been cool if you moved in the right circles, cocaine and heroin were easily available, while you danced the Charleston.

The 1920s in Australia wouldn't have been so cool though, a lot of WWI vets suffering PTSD and battling alcoholism, then the depression hit in the 30s.

Then if they got through all that another World War started.


There is not really anything of 1920's that would appeal. Just before 1929 world depression might be interesting for one or two years but as you said the post WWI crap would not be much fun as so many people would have been affected. Be a rare family that did not so would be rare indeed.
That is why only first decade of that century of the first six decades I might find interesting as was before the World Wars and also the decade Australia became a Federation. Would be interesting times for a number of reasons. I'd jump forward to 1960 before I'd want to explore any other decade.
Love to be the Aussie actor in Time Machine movie doing that.
 
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The 1920s would have been cool if you moved in the right circles, cocaine and heroin were easily available, while you danced the Charleston.

The 1920s in Australia wouldn't have been so cool though, a lot of WWI vets suffering PTSD and battling alcoholism, then the depression hit in the 30s.

Then if they got through all that another World War started.
They're still easily available although coke is stupidly expensive this country.
 

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As a comedian I agree....Bi-polar more than likely.

As a serious actor, such as in Good Will Hunting & Dead Poets Society?....Then not at all.
Good will hunting was superb. I was more along the lines of anytime he was the funnyman (stand up or movies - didn't like him)

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Maybe he just wants to live a relatively stress free life and enjoy his money?

Still wrote some of the defining lyrics of modern music.

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Exactly and smart move. You'd have to be a ****ing idiot to keep living a life of crime after becoming rich and successful. Particularly at that stage of your life.



Risk/Reward = 0
 

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Exactly and smart move. You'd have to be a ******* idiot to keep living a life of crime after becoming rich and successful. Particularly at that stage of your life.



Risk/Reward = 0

He was always writing about what he saw and what was happening around him, than anything he was actually doing.

Eazy was an actual gangsta.

Cube was also very political.
 
Being born in the 1890s would be challenging (in Australian terms anyway), as you spend your childhood in a depression, go to WWI as a young adult (or sweetheart/family member), experience the depression when raising a family, then are still young enough to go to WWII or see their sons go off. A '90s kid then was facing a bumpy road ahead.
 
Being born in the 1890s would be challenging (in Australian terms anyway), as you spend your childhood in a depression, go to WWI as a young adult (or sweetheart/family member), experience the depression when raising a family, then are still young enough to go to WWII or see their sons go off. A '90s kid then was facing a bumpy road ahead.

On the bright side you're alive for those all important late 19th century Essendon premierships that get counted today like they mean something.
 

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