[narrator]

One thing about life before the Internet was that social connections were used for finding out information. Nowadays people just go on the Internet and find it. Knowing a lot about a lot of things doesn't really count for much. I used to program Macs in the 90s and you'd get these big old Inside Mac books and maybe a good Primer book and if you got stuck, there was no stack overflow. You just had to go ask somebody. People maintained friendships because they might need information from that person. Now that's become totally obsolete.

[aaronblohowiak]

I just find the questions I get asked are more interesting.

[noonespecial]

I used to get asked things that were effectively trivia, now I get asked things that are more about discernment.