[ SECRET POST #3850 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3850 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Seismic shifts in your lifetime

[(Anonymous)]

The internet and social media have been the biggest in my life so far (neither existed for decades after I was born). Also phone technology: I went to school with a few kids whose families didn't have telephones at home (I mean land line home telephones), now I don't think I know a single person who doesn't have their own personal phone.

Re: Seismic shifts in your lifetime

[(Anonymous)]

Same anon

Also computer technology! In high school, the stenography class was discontinued a year before I would have been eligible to take it, and a new class called ~data processing~ was introduced. When I took that class, the program language was DOS. And very few people had a PC because they were crazy expensive. Look where we are now, it's incredible if you think about it.

Re: Seismic shifts in your lifetime

[(Anonymous)]

Lol I remember when the internet was for sad losers and I had an uncle who told me I'd never land a man because guys don't like lady geeks who know how to fix computers and spend all their time online. He thought the internet was just a fad and it makes me smile whenever he asks me or his daughter how to upload a picture or find people on Facebook. He tried to get me to fix his computer for free one day and I asked him if he'd build me a house for free (he's a carpenter). That shut him up pretty fast.

Re: Seismic shifts in your lifetime

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Lol wow @ your uncle!

It's a pretty amazing thing, that you can be in your PJs in bed and FaceTime someone on the other side of the Earth, and be able to see them and not just speak to them. The internet/computer is an incredible invention.

Re: Seismic shifts in your lifetime

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Any kind of real time video chat is just awesome! Many of my relatives live in another country and I just love being able to Skype with them. I remember when I was really little they didn't even have a phone (early 1990s). My mom would have to sit and write letters to them. Now she can FaceTime her sisters and they can show each other their worlds. It's seriously science fiction come to life and it's marvelous.

Re: Seismic shifts in your lifetime

[(Anonymous)]

Exactly, I can't remember the last time I wrote a paper letter to someone, it had to have been the mid 1990s. Everything is email or text now! Pretty damn impressive!