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Originally Posted by Shivani Devi
I'm having a nice discussion with my Higher Self right now.
It seems that each generational divide is marked by a change in communications technology.
In the 'Silent Generation', the social and cultural divide was marked by the invention of 'wireless' and audio visual technology (TV) and yes, I often still refer to the radio as the 'wireless' to warm the cockles of the older gen.
In the 'Baby Boomer Generation' (of which I am a part), this divide was marked by the invention of Satellite Technology and the Internet, when we can recall the times of 'prior' and 'post'.
In the 'XYZ Generations' who knows what will divide the social classes? Maybe bio-implants or some form of Telekinesis and they will go "remember the internet? how ancient and archaic was that?"
*goes and plays with my old Atari and NES and listens to my cassette player to get all my 'ya yas' out*
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I have three grandchildren. They would relate without any problem to your post simply because their world is a completely normal world. It's only strange to us aged.