[ SECRET POST #3106 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3106 ⌋

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Comments

[tabaqui]

The 'net makes such a huge difference. When i was a kid, it didn't exist, and i only got onto a computer and was out in the WWW in the mid-nineties. Didn't have a cell phone until early 2000's. I didn't grow up online, but my daughter did, and a computer the size of an iPhone isn't a novelty to her, though I still sit and stare in awe, sometimes, at how far it's all come, so blindingly fast.

I think...we were the ones on the crest of the wave of international crap. We saw so many wars, we saw so man financial booms and busts, we saw so many horrible things. But so many *amazing* things. I think my generation was the first to really become *connected* with the world outside our own state, country, continent. We can actually talk with and interact in real-time with people around the globe, and coming from a kid who grew up in a tiny little town, and whose only connection to history and other cultures was through a tiny little library....it's so huge. I think we see the steps made and the gargantuan shift in perspective better than the generation before *or* after, because we were smack-dab in the middle of it all.