This comic I saw on fUSION Anomalog captures the idea perfectly, as old people watching kids use brain-interfacing devices reminisce about "simpler times," with e-books, touchscreens, & wi-fi.
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Friday, January 23, 2015
Future Old People
No matter how advanced technology become, I think people of older generations will always feel nostalgia for the culture & tech of their youth.
This comic I saw on fUSION Anomalog captures the idea perfectly, as old people watching kids use brain-interfacing devices reminisce about "simpler times," with e-books, touchscreens, & wi-fi.
It look like the kids are using a device similar to my idea for an Apple-branded brain interface, the "iThink":
This comic I saw on fUSION Anomalog captures the idea perfectly, as old people watching kids use brain-interfacing devices reminisce about "simpler times," with e-books, touchscreens, & wi-fi.
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