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Awesome article, but I'll continue to document.

• S201 14y ago
  And there's nothing wrong with that. It's when you go out of your way or spend most of your time at an event or place taking photos to share on social media that it becomes a problem.
• dmitriy_ko 14y ago
  The documentation will come handy when you are 80 and have nothing to do but look back at your life.
  • rytis 14y ago
    Why would one not have anything to do at the age of 80 (I'm not speaking about physical and/or mental disabilities here)? Sure, there are people who would just sit there and do nothing, but anyone more creative should not see the age as a show-stopper. Couple of examples I have at hand, my father and my uncle, both around the above mentioned age, but fairly active in their fields (science and architecture). Not that they need to do it, they have already earned their fair share, it's just that they simply enjoy doing it. As opposed to sitting and doing nothing... Anyway, my point is, why 'document' while you're young and then try to 're-live' the experience, if you could 'enjoy' while you're young and do something else enjoyable when you're older?