I fear the day that technology will surpass our human interaction. The world with have a generation of idiots. –
Albert Einstein
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Well, there’s another prediction that has come to pass…
Unfortunately so. I always think it’s sad when I see a couple sitting together but both on their mobiles, completely ignoring each other.
He was right about a lot of things 😉
Good one Gerty . Love the gramaphone just the ticket for a little Soiree with Cocktails and Dancing …
Got to keep up with the latest gadgets, that’s me!
Love the photograph. Funny, was having dinner with friends last night and we were discussing what the kids of this generation are going to grow up like with all the techno gadgets out there.
Probably boggled eyed, with slack muscles and speaking text speak. Oh dear that’s not much of a prediction is it? Perhaps they will just put aside their gadgets and get on with real life. Who knows?
I love it! I see your copyright on the photo so I know the picture is yours. But is the gramaphone yours? I understand vinyl is making a comeback. I’d love to have my old stereo again.
Hi Paul, no it isn’t mine the gramophone belongs to the chap who owns our favourite cafe, it’s in working order although it sounds a little the worse for wear. Yes, some of the “old” things are making a return, I wonder why? Perhaps life is too fast now and people long for quieter slower days.