58 Percent.
I’m not a sociologist, nor am I any type of psychologist, so I’m not sure exactly what I would call this period of human history. Our historians have called this period the Decline, as a reference to the fall of the accomplishments of hundreds of years of industrialization and capitalism. Still, I don’t think this entirely accurate. While that one particular form of consumerism was eliminated, society itself did not completely fail. Instead, it was this global tragedy and the constant threat of annihilation which eventually sparked a sense of oneness and community on a scale that man had never before encountered. It turned out that all but the most bigoted and xenophobic were eager to accept help from those they once hated if their choice was either that or face the slow death of starvation.