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by hyperman1
1702 days ago
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In 1990, nobody had a cellphone. In 2000, everybody has one. This change alone has a massive influence on society. For example, planning a trip together for, say, 30 people. It used to take weeks. Today, you can basically decide the day before to join or not. The whole SMS thing, with minor messages delivered in seconds, changes peoples behaviour. Not being contactable in a few hours maximum is not normal today. It used to be. A small message to shop something on the way home did not exist. The worldwide students against climate movement could not happen at that scale in the 1990's, the comm infra simply wasn' t there
. Nobody remembers phone numbers anymore. Now that's cellphones. Add internet and GPS, and your society is massively different in a decade. |
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