Looking back in time, not too far - a few decades only - have we lost something important without fully realising it? Two articles below offer food for thought:
Ten polite things people just don't seem to do anymore
(E.g. 2 of them: writing thank you notes; giving your undivided attention to your company, rather than your phone.)
Does the digital era herald the end of history?
Ten polite things people just don't seem to do anymore
(E.g. 2 of them: writing thank you notes; giving your undivided attention to your company, rather than your phone.)
Does the digital era herald the end of history?
"But anyone who's seen their photo or music collections wiped out, knows how easily digital files can be lost".
"And in an increasingly networked digital world, the same catastrophic result could be achieved by a particularly virulent piece of malware or through state-sponsored cyber-warfare. The loss of this data could plunge the world into a "digital dark age", warns "father of the internet" Vint Cerf - one of the inventors of the net's language and architecture."
