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The technology and creativity behind it have outpaced our classifications of what a job is.

Even a country with a bar so low for punishment is far outpaced by our own judicial system.

Our technical abilities have far outpaced our philosophical ones, and that doesn't bode well.

Rising college costs have massively outpaced inflation in the last 2 decades [0] 2.

That alone wasn't a bad idea -- the US's adoption of electricity, telephone, and cable TV outpaced the rest of the world.

The fact that it's being outpaced by those other options just exacerbates it.

It is tenfold more stable, and it's trajectory has already outpaced in two weeks what nodejs has in a year and a half.

So we have a situation in which supply has far outpaced demand for decades.

But this is a university with a $200m endowment in an industry where revenues have far, far outpaced the CPI and where class sizes have increased, too.

The technology has outpaced our policy around peace.

Even express lines are outpaced by bicycles.

Perl even outpaced C++ for I/O related stuff due to the way Perl buffered input (or maybe the way C++ streams were so badly implemented).

> cost of education having outpaced CPI "CEO wages" have also out-paced the CPI.

Although almost everyone is better off in material terms than they were two generations ago, I fear that the level of wealth required to live a "comfortable" life may have outpaced that increase.

This goes back to your first sentence: "Although almost everyone is better off in material terms than they were two generations ago, I fear that the level of wealth required to live a "comfortable" life may have outpaced that increase." In the US, Median Income peaked in the 1970's and has been flat.