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When you say "liked" do you really mean you have positive feelings around the nostalgia from that time period in your life? The reason I ask is because you desc
by enos_feedler 5y ago
When you say "liked" do you really mean you have positive feelings around the nostalgia from that time period in your life? The reason I ask is because you describe the details from that time, but don't mention the unique benefit it brought. I think this relates to web3 in that I am not sure what problem it solves. It seems like we have vague nostalgia over something and then this vague thing called web3 that is suppose to be our fix. It's probably vaporware.
- gls2ro 5y agoFor me that period was like a new Universe for learning: I discovered so many new things that I never imagined. Now I discover new things but - maybe because I am older or I have a better imagination - I dont have the same awe or wow factor of discovering a new type of knowledge that I never even dreamt about like back then. So I am wondering will web3 bring something like this? Of course it could be nostalgia and I probably see that period through a magnifying glass.
- enos_feedler 5y agoI feel this too. When I was 13/14 in the mid 90s the internet was amazing. Not the web but IRC. Back then I learned to reverse engineer, write graphics demos in x86 assembly. The internet was my world and the real world barely mattered. I'm nearly 40 now and my life and the world is just different. I hope kids feel the same way I did. I don't think its the internet, it's us. Also the fact that billions of people are on it now. The natural filter for who is online is gone.