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This is the case for pretty much every other invention. It is, but that was because far fewer people were well educated so they didn't really see the need, and
by onion2k 5y ago
This is the case for pretty much every other invention.
It is, but that was because far fewer people were well educated so they didn't really see the need, and innovations tended to be physical objects that can only travel as far and as fast as the transport of the time will take them. Today most people in the developed world are very well educated (relative to the 1600s) and things based on computers travel at pretty much the speed of light. Things, particularly in tech, obviously move faster now.
- keiferski 5y agoThat sounds mostly like modern hubris to me, combined with a lack of patience, itself driven by our on-demand, "I want it now!" economy.