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In recent decades, technology has introduced major changes in the way we live. Here are examples of how things are different for better or for worse..


1. All in one today.

2. A storage card then and now.

3. Chatting then and now.

4. Letters, Mailings, greeting cards Vs Social media.

5. You dont need to lick your fingers before flipping through the pages.

Photo album then vs photo gallery now.

6. No more running to get into the picture before the timer goes off. Behold he "selfie stick".


http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/5045292

7. Malia and Sasha Obama together at the Inaugural Parade, 2009 Vs 2013.

8. Girls catch sight of The Beatles, Los Angeles, 1964 Vs Girls catch sight of One Direction, London, 2013.

9. Group of women shares meal, 1930 Vs 2013.

10. David Bowie concert, 1973 Vs Beyonce Concert 2013.

11. Fans stake out stars at the premiere of "Seven Years in Tibet," Los Angeles 1996 Vs Fans stake out stars at the premiere of "The Great Gatsby," 2014.


source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/07/23/smartphones-are-hideous-and-sad-kind-of_n_5234216.html

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14. http://thechive.com/2015/09/15/people-born-in-the-90s-will-know-these-struggles-27-photos/#.wbxdxz:MjDo

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16. Kodak roll film camera Vs Kodak digital camera now.

Compressing chips and other materials to its atomic or even nano content results in different array of functionalities.


We never see anything yet, imagine what's gonna be obtainable in 2100, or extend it to next 2000yrs ahead, of which, is not upto one quarter of bunch of years wasted by humanity believing mythical ideas that doesn't work (can lift an egg).

17. Political campaigns are won (and lost) online.Three-quarters of Internet users went online to get political news and talk about their candidates during the 2008 campaign. In 2012, more than a fifth of registered voters announced their candidate on Twitter or Facebook.

18. We are our own doctors.

Like 80%percent of Internet users, goes online for health information. Slightly scarier, 50 percent of doctors do the same.

19. Entirely, average people are somehow celebrities.

20. We sleep less.

21. We don’t memorize phone numbers.

That’s what contact lists and inbox searches are for. Pera study, 2010, seven in 10 people don’t know their best friend’s phone number, and more than five in 10 don’t know their parents’. Even spouse.

22. . We cook from computers.

Sales of cookbooks still do well, but millions of people use sites like AllRecipes and Food.com to decide what to eat a switch that’s gradually changing recipe preferences.


source: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/style-blog/wp/2014/03/12/36-ways-the-web-has-changed-us/?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C3817026956
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23. Bugatti then and now.

Avengers.

24. Appliances ads then and now.

Woooooow what an evolution




21st century kids are fuckinly lucky

sinaj:
Woooooow what an evolution




21st century kids are fuckinly lucky

Yeah, so lucky. Your kids will be more lucky cos of the future technology
Thanks.

hmmm

marvola:
hmmm

What's hmm bro?

25. Computer then and now.

I remember our betamax video player from back in the day. Then out came the VCR and we were just awed by how much smaller and slicker it was. Now even DVD players are getting obsolete when we can easily download our movies. Technology sure evolves