I spent my youth in a time when TV was black and white, we used maps to find our way, phones had circular dials and long cables attached, computers were seen as an unnecessary evil and if you wanted to mail somebody, you could – only it took eight days for a letter to arrive. But it was all fun, in its own peculiar way.
My parents lived their life in a time when TV was just a rich man’s toy, maps existed but there was nowhere to go, making a phone call was consumed as much energy as running a marathon – and an equal time to actual get a connection, computers weren’t even dreamt of and if you wanted to mail somebody, you could – only it took eight weeks for a letter to arrive. But I assume they had fun.
 Today, TVs are flat screen and 3D and even on mobile phones, maps come in the form of satellite-assisted GPS navigation devices, you can phone anywhere in the world from wherever you happen (and a phone is not just a phone but a computer, games console, GPS, and more), computers are also mobile and you can’t live without them, and if you wanted to mail somebody, you could – it just takes eight seconds. But is it really fun? You damn right it is….