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It's kinda crazy not knowing what the sky, the biggest most omnipresent stuff in our life, looks like, is now the default for us. Other first times that give l
by BiteCode_dev 4y ago
It's kinda crazy not knowing what the sky, the biggest most omnipresent stuff in our life, looks like, is now the default for us.
Other first times that give life a lot of texture back:
- first time a dangerous animal looks at you, and there is no wall between you and it. We are not used to be pray.
- first time you get to taste really good fruits and vegetables. Most people think they had. They have not.
- first time you get lost in a wild remote place. The jungle is really scary.
- first time you lose all your stuff (including money and id) in a place you don't speak the language. You will look differently at immigrants after this one.
- first time you see a human dead body outside of a building or a box. The outside sewers in Mali for me.
- first time you use your knowledge of physics or maths to solve a real life problem, and it works. Ok, this one is awesome.
- first time you know you almost died right there.
- first time your car break hundreds of miles from civilization, there is no cell phone, and nobody is coming.
Of course I don't wish you a lot of those. We worked hard at creating a civilization because it's nice to not die from dehydration or a spooked bull.
- throwawayarnty 4y agoMy only objection is the food/fruit/vegetable argument. The best fruits and veggies come from gardens, most from Japan. Random fruits and veggies from the wild mostly taste overly sour, bitter, or under or over ripe.
- BiteCode_dev 4y agoI never said from the wild. I would not recommend eating things form the wild unless you really know what you are doing: it's a good way to get sick or die. E.G: wild carrots and hemlock can look very similar.