Human Adaptability - Strength or Humanity's Downfall?

As polyworkers we are usually pretty strong in being adaptive.
But is our ability to adapt to changing events a vice or a virtue, or does it depend on circumstances?
Join us as Muna recounts her experiences of contrasting cities (including an earless man) and we discuss homelessness, classical music as a deterrent, the Ratchet Effect (and if it relates to One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest), public toilets, the constant baseline of happiness, the increasing rate of technological change and how we adapt (or not) to it, Muna's declaration of love, the effects of fast change on mental health, Alex's pronouncement of the death of globalisation, cultural equilibrium and global homogeneity... and onion-selling Frenchmen on bicycles. With an introduction to Alex's Pendulum and musical Mexicans.

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