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Littleberry 4 year s ago
What a bunch of Debbie Downers. I still have hope that humanity will reverse much of the damage being done, especially in over fishing and hunting, and climate issues. There will be invaluable medical and technological advancements in 40 yrs, and hopefully social and economic change, as well. These are certainly not the glory days. Society still has a long way to go.
       
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Mick 4 year s ago
I just came from such an uplifting gallery to come to this one full of negative nellies. Get a grip. dash
       
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Mitchell 4 year s ago
Being able to have an opinion without offending someone.
       
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Roscoe 4 year s ago
Mitchell,

_not_ being supported by idiots on the internet for any stupid and imbecile opinion that's vented
       
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Archie 4 year s ago
You climate alarmists won't be mentioning the climate in 40 years.
       
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Roscoe 4 year s ago
#21 Sun Solaris makes me nostalgic!
       
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Nanny 4 year s ago
Roscoe,
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"The Internet.

Hell, I'm nostalgic for it now. Not the final form that the internet has taken over the past decade or so, but those wild west days before youtube, facebook, social media, reddit. Finding weird @$$ sites, geocities pages, looking up cheat codes for GTA, hanging out on forums, seeing something go truly grassroots viral and not just because it's trending on instagram or something. Those days when no company knew what the hell the internet was or how to market on it, it was just left to the nerds and the kids who were making up the rules as they went along.

I miss when the internet felt like a little adventure rather than a timesink or utilitarian tool to get the day to day done."

 

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