The refugee crisis, for example, highlighted the need for more effective and compassionate responses to humanitarian emergencies. The subsequent rise of nationalist and populist movements in many countries underscores the ongoing debate about the role of immigration and identity in shaping our societies.
To understand the world of 2026, you don't look to 2020. You look to 2015. That was the year the software finished installing. We are all just living in the execution phase. our times 2015
Culturally, 2015 was a freight train. It was the peak year of the "Golden Age of Television." We weren't just watching shows; we were analyzing them. Mr. Robot debuted, a paranoid thriller about a hacker with dissociative identity disorder that eerily predicted the rise of cybersecurity fears. Empire ruled Wednesday nights, proving that network TV could still compete with streaming. And on streaming, Narcos and Making a Murderer began our obsession with true crime that has yet to abate. The refugee crisis, for example, highlighted the need
These are our times. Exhausting. Brilliant. Terrifying. Unprecedented. And we are just getting started. You look to 2015
Our Times 2015: The Last Analog Year of the Digital Age