Im very happy to say in one generation youll all be gone.
Nah I’m 31-33 depending how I’m feeling and I’m full blown on the real world. There’s plenty of us around and even some of the little kids now will develop their own hatred of tech and hype and data collecting programs.
I have an Xbox 360 that was there when I moved in. I actually got addicted to this game Skyrim and eventually had to break the disc at 4 in the morning lol. A couple other games were left with it and I mess around a couple times a year when I feel like it but mostly I play pool, work out, explore the woodses, get sweaty with women, shoot stuff, and I’m currently planning a trip to MS to sell my soul.
There’s nothing inherently wrong with technology, it’s actually great...but you have to control it and not the other way. Developing technology to get off the planet and spread is our whole purpose so some people have to be all about it, but not everybody damnit.
I’ll rock the IPad or my phone to chit chat on azb or watch some pool matches. I watch a lot of space stuff too and read about crazy things but I don’t do much “playing”. Do you ever watch people now on their phones? It looks like they all have a tic where they have to peek at this machine in their hand, or others are stuck to it with their eyes.
I know this is a lil removed from the 8 ball app but your comment about “whoevers” being gone in a gen is just incorrect.
Now all this said, I would volunteer for testing out the neural link or some type of downloadable human consciousness in a heartbeat. Not because I’d be connected all the time and able to play 8 ball app in my head but because if I could get my consciousness stored externally, then someday it could be put into a man made body that could then travel true extreme time/distance to see other stars and planets.