"Memories lie, but statistics don't." In this data-driven episode, Alice and Marc set aside emotions and personal anecdotes to examine the cold, hard facts about how life has actually changed over the past century.

From life expectancy and workplace safety to education access and women's rights, every measurable aspect of human existence tells the same story: we're living through what might honestly be called the golden age of humanity. The question isn't whether the data proves life is better now—it's why our brains are so convinced it was better before.

Perfect for English learners wanting to engage with statistics, historical comparisons, and the vocabulary of social progress while discovering some truly surprising facts about the "good old days."