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Similar thoughts were shared by Alving Toffler in his excellent book, "Future Shock". What happens to the human monkey-brain when the rate of technological ach
by Gud 3y ago
Similar thoughts were shared by Alving Toffler in his excellent book, "Future Shock".
What happens to the human monkey-brain when the rate of technological achievements happen faster and faster?
I am at the airport writing this, on my way home. Everyone who's here alone is on their phone(except me - I'm on my laptop).
A question to you, who is a bit older than me. What did you do when you were alone but in a social setting? Like an airport bar?
- Engineering-MD 3y agoWell how old is older than you? People read books, magazines, did crosswords, got drunk and socialised. Probably more sociable than now, but lots of solo activities existed before technology.
- Gud 3y agoI am 37. I am encouraged by your words, it makes sense the phone just replaced behaviour that was already there.