> I memorized phone numbers, jotted things down in notebooks, had conversations with taxi drivers, talked to random people at bars, wrote checks, went to the bank, and daydreamed.
I did all of these (except the phone number one) in the last week.
More than technological advancements or anything else, all of this nostalgia is really just about getting old.
"The human civilization peaked when I turned 12 and started declining when I crossed 25. I pity today's youth." – every generation ever.
> I memorized phone numbers, jotted things down in notebooks, had conversations with taxi drivers, talked to random people at bars, wrote checks, went to the bank, and daydreamed.
I did all of these (except the phone number one) in the last week.
More than technological advancements or anything else, all of this nostalgia is really just about getting old.
"The human civilization peaked when I turned 12 and started declining when I crossed 25. I pity today's youth." – every generation ever.