Technoaging
Thinking about how technology has evolved over the years and how I've witnessed these changes makes me sometimes realize I'm not that young anymore. I grew up in a world of Commodore 64 and 386 computers. Now I live in a time of iPads, wireless internet and harddisks the size of name cards. I start to feel like a slave to technology. Everything is computerized and stored. Even my entering and leaving the office building is accounted for. Computers back then were rare, we wrote school essays by hand. It wasn't until high school did computers start coming into schools, and then it was a computer lab for everyone to share. Games were played on Atari and my Commodore 64 was then top of the line. Monitors displayed black and green. Color excited us, and then it only offered a nice blue screen. Printers were dot matrix. This was already wonderful. I loved it already then. I had my extra joystick and information was stored on 5...