[Rico Project]

Im in the youngest group of milenious so you can guess my age.. Im old enough to remember playing outdoors all dayand coming in only when was dark. Not getting on the pc unless itwas night time or something.. No computer chairi in your room.. Getting made fun of if you were on the pc during the day a lot... But i remember when i was like 13-14.. My mom would get on tomeabout playing xbox alot and i wanted my own pc. Graduallyl through teen years istarted staying indoors more and my mom didnt care no more sehes 'ike whatever. And now kids do this all time. Its normal to have like a office chair in your roomwith laptop and xbox.. Crazy to think now it seems normal to be indoors all day... Kinda sad

[Agent Shark]

I mean, as someone who transitioned with that period, I can say technology has definitely been a peek of my life. Seeing technology expand from a flip phone to literally a mobile computer, its wild to look back at considering how short of a time span it took to get there.

[Rico Project]

I mean, as someone who transitioned with that period, I can say technology has definitely been a peek of my life. Seeing technology expand from a flip phone to literally a mobile computer, its wild to look back at considering how short of a time span it took to get there.

I feel the same way

[Agent Shark]

I feel the same way

But I don’t think its sad though. I think it really brought out a lot of new talents that we never would have thought of. Extremely positive.

[Psychedelic.]

As someone who was born in the 80s, things most certainly have changed.

[Ѕystem]

Tell me about it. I see kids of all ages with their cell phones out, blindly following a herd of equally distracted children, and that's the way they spend time with each other. In my youth we were told to play outside even when it was 90-something with high dewpoint. "Just get a drink from the hose if you're hot. Don't come back in until [insert time]!". You had to use your imagination to make up games to kill time.

I wouldn't trade my childhood with today's version mainly because mine resulted in character building. Not now though. These kids at my previous job were hired for the summer, and honestly didn't understand the concept of basic television with a breadbag wire for an antenna.

[Anomaly]

When you really think about it deep down, we're not that advanced at all. But we do have some pretty cool shit lol.