Wednesday, October 21, 2015

I Am Glad I Lived Long Enough To See It

 

6 comments:

Timothy S. Brannan said...

Here we are! The Future.

No flying cars, but I have access to the sum total of human knowledge in the palm of my hand. Not a bad trade really.

The hoverboards though would have been nice.

DrGoat said...

I agree T.B. I was born in 1950, and I've seen a lot of
changes. I was looking thru my old set of Encyclopedias,
that I learned copious amounts of info from. They were
published in the 40s. Almost like reading the Dead Sea Scrolls.
Like you said, now I can access any info right from that little
thing I carry around all day.

Cal's Canadian Cave of Coolness said...

Todays seems the day for all of us to bitch about our lack of flying cars. I would rather have jet packs because flying cars would be abused and cars would be falling from the skies all time and landing on day care centers and pet stores.

Cal's Canadian Cave of Coolness said...

I did the same with my World Books Dr G. Mine were a little more updated but I like the advanced I have seen in my lifetime.

DrGoat said...

Right Cal. Just the fact that I can communicate with you
through your site is pretty damned amazing. Heck, just the
fact that you can receive a high definition digital signal
through the air and into your living room and watch 250 channels
is pretty amazing. And that's just basic stuff everyone takes
for granted.

Cal's Canadian Cave of Coolness said...

I have been reading old comic magazine from a decade ago as I clean up and put my best stuff into tubs. Great stuff. It's amazing all we didn't know about the future of the Internet back then.