A three video day
Folks, three videos for you today, the first of which is (educational) something we all should be aware of and thinking about. (Forward it on to friends and family.)
The next is also educational, in terms of it gives a look into the youth of today, and features a sport bigger than than the Super Bowl or the World Cup.
And this last is just music:
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Today’s quote: “Wise sayings often fall on barren ground, but a kind word is never thrown away.” ~ Arthur Helps
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Way-Out- Stuff… for my world…Scary at that! I’ve only watched a few minutes of the first 2 Vids. Aside from that: Where do “we the mature generation” fit into that fast progressive, technological, societal world? Do we ever fit into it, or do we, (the rest of us) fade away into an oblivion?
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Gaia,
I believe those videos are worth watching all the way through; but, to your question, the currently accepted theory states quite clearly that those who don’t adapt to changes in their environment go extinct.
But I can avow: I will never get in a car that has Internet connectivity. (At least, not until they scrap our existing one, and build a new Internet that’s primary mission is security (showing ads and selling crap relegated to the bottom of the priority list)(i.e. the exact opposite of how it is now).
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Interesting…and yes Paul …I agree! I wonder what other readers think?
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Gaia,
I don’t know. I only hope they watched the one about the car, and gave it serious thought.
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Yes Paul, important to give serious thought about the car, I sent it to many people, thinking they should know that aspect of the tech world…I have not heard back yet. ( I know emails have declined )
Some of the tech info. is old stuff, but a lot is new info.; yet people don’t respond, perhaps they don’t pay attention, to read, or to even care…who knows?
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Gaia,
“You can lead a horse..”
I commend you for passing the word along, and I hope others did the same. Further, I’m not certain (‘cuz I don’t look at the TV anymore) but I have a sense that that video was aired on the infotainment shows.
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