If the World's a Village, I'm Its Idiot
Nonfiction, Science & Nature, Technology, Social Aspects, Science
| Author: | Carlton Welsh | ISBN: | 9781476201320 |
| Publisher: | Martian Publishing | Publication: | April 30, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Carlton Welsh |
| ISBN: | 9781476201320 |
| Publisher: | Martian Publishing |
| Publication: | April 30, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Technological change is coming faster and faster with each passing year. And with each passing year, I seem to keep getting older. It's not that I want to, mind you, but it seems to be something out of my control.
And with the constant change in technology, I seem to keep falling further and further behind. Which seems so strange because I used to up on top of all the latest tech.
I had a computer very early on and a website before most people even began cruising the web. I designed sites, blogged before most people knew what that was, and so on. I was part of the "happening" crowd.
Sometime in the '90's, that came to an end. I stopped being forward thinking, stopped being progressive, stopped being relevant.
Today, I don't myspace, I don't facebook, I don't tweet... heck, I don't even text!
Perhaps you too have some problems trying to keep up with the changes - and they are happening in ALL areas of our lives today - or perhaps you'd just like to see the humorous side of life in the twenty-first century as I examine the way the world has gotten smaller and smaller and still left some few of us behind.
Technological change is coming faster and faster with each passing year. And with each passing year, I seem to keep getting older. It's not that I want to, mind you, but it seems to be something out of my control.
And with the constant change in technology, I seem to keep falling further and further behind. Which seems so strange because I used to up on top of all the latest tech.
I had a computer very early on and a website before most people even began cruising the web. I designed sites, blogged before most people knew what that was, and so on. I was part of the "happening" crowd.
Sometime in the '90's, that came to an end. I stopped being forward thinking, stopped being progressive, stopped being relevant.
Today, I don't myspace, I don't facebook, I don't tweet... heck, I don't even text!
Perhaps you too have some problems trying to keep up with the changes - and they are happening in ALL areas of our lives today - or perhaps you'd just like to see the humorous side of life in the twenty-first century as I examine the way the world has gotten smaller and smaller and still left some few of us behind.
