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[_] IT WAS A GOOD SHOW Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)17:22 No.2541710
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>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)17:37 No.2541723
It's like he's trying to make a point
but he doesn't.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)17:40 No.2541730
>>2541723
he did, it was pretty clear to me
maybe youre just an idiot
>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)17:45 No.2541733
i'm not one of those people that this video is making fun of, however there is one legitimate
advantage that i feel 80's and 90's (up til about 95) kids did have. It was sort of the bridge
between the analogue era and the tech era. The kids born in those times got to experience that
last of the old world as it were and are still familiar with the old technology and grew up
learning to do things without computers or other massive tech help. A lot of the younger
generations (many post 95 and all the post 2000) don't understand analog technology and don't
know how do do a lot of more mundane things without relying on tech. (cont)
>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)17:47 No.2541735
>>2541733
(cont)
Inherently this isnt a bad thing because times change, however a lot of old skills and practices
are being lost and in the events of power outages or if there were to be a huge system crash many
of these people would not know how to function. It also causes a lot of tension between them and
the older generations because a lot of basic societal constructs are foreign to these newer
generations that are growing up on the internet because communication works so differently.
Yea, the REMEBER THE 90s people are retarded alot of the time, but the 80s-90's kids did grow up
in a magical time where the world was completely changing both in tech and social structure and
not a lot of other generations can understand that.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)17:49 No.2541738
pretty much
>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)17:50 No.2541742
>>2541735
*edit* not just would not , they DO NOT. I have been around and have worked around alot of these
younger generations and almost every single one i've seen that was raised "normally" has no idea
what to do or how to function when power goes out or their phone/tablet dies ect.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)17:52 No.2541743
>>2541733
>>2541735
nigga you just wrote a novel with the main points that the 90's were better than anything else
and that other generations don't understand the great parts of the 90's.
You're exactly the kind of people this is making fun of
>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)17:58 No.2541747
>>2541743
name me one other time where the complete social structure and tech levels of our planet changed
in such a short amount of time. I'm not exactly saying they're better, but im saying they're the
best equipped for todays world.
honestly the 20's-30's generation were incredibly strong beause they wernt held back by notions
of political correctness and they were taught and encouraged to do everything themselves. Its
known as the greatest generation for a lot of reasons. The boomers fucked up pretty much all of
that though and the 2000+ dont understand how the world works and are being raised in a hugbox
society.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)18:12 No.2541759
>>2541747
Lol ok. I can't speak on behalf of other countries but, for the US, the 90s were just like any
other. 50-60s than 60-70s than 70-80s and so on. WWII coming on then ending. The birth and death
of Disco. Woodstock. NWA and the massive boom of Hip-Hop effecting white culture.
Not to mention Vietnam, Korean War, the Moon Landing, etc. Was the true 'birth', as far as the
average person is concerned, of the computer/internet age not a major impact on the world? Of
course not but, that isn't to say it changed the world more than microwave ovens, women's
suffrage, or any other major milestone.
Also, Moore's law is mostly responsible for the 'technological evolution' you're probably
referring to. Technological feats are more and more frequent since the growth is observed to be
exponential.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)18:37 No.2541777
>>2541733
>>2541735
I like this. Good work. Well said.
>>2541743
You didn't even read it, you dipshit.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)18:51 No.2541787
>>2541733
>a lot of the younger generations don't understand analog technology
That's a pretty broad generalization. If anything, this whole 90s/post-90s dichotomy is just an
illusion made up by you few pretentious idiots that think pop culture is worth a damn. In all
likelihood, all this whining is what's making the kids these days try to act more and more
post-modern and feeling proud that they use cumbersome, expensive, inefficient technology rather
than the newer, better things that talented people have worked to innovate.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)19:00 No.2541792
>>2541733
Haha look at this nerd writing words on the internet.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)19:39 No.2541827
>>2541710
>millenials have to go out of their way and denigrate other generations because they are too
useless and lazy to do something worthwhile.
WE ARE THE FUTURE!, GENERATION 00 !
>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)20:36 No.2541887
>>2541827
You mean the particular members of those generations who can't take off their fucking nostalgia
goggles, don't you?
I don't see every single person born in the 90s in that video. Just a representation of the YOU
DAMN KIDS subset, which you seem to be a member of
>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)20:37 No.2541888
>>2541733
>>2541735
>in the events of power outages or if there were to be a huge system crash many of these people
would not know how to function
This has nothing to do with not using old technology, it's just the way things work these days.
There just aren't that many jobs that can be done without a strong technological infrastructure.
The argument that knowing how to use outdated tech is somehow valuable outside of nostalgic
circlejerking is also laughable. Knowing how to use a telegraph doesn't benefit anyone because
there's no call for that skill.
The only valid point you made was that they are better at communicating with those who are closer
in age to them than the younger generations. This is true of literally every generation, so it's
still stupid to use it in this context.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)20:49 No.2541902
Try growing up in the 70's. We don't even.
Carter and gas rationing, 8 tracks, the vega
and pinto,marbles and being outside running around with your two friends all day. Channel 20 in
DC with all weekend movies and creature feature. Mcdonalds serving millions daily. Fistfights
that solved the issue. Racism. Women in the kitchen. Lost paradise.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)20:51 No.2541903
i do think the 90s and early 00s were better, but that's mostly because i was a child and thus
life was easier and i had lots of time for playing.
the one thing that i don't like about the current generations, other than the fact they seem more
and more disrespectful and inconsequent, is how early kids are being given tablets, smartphones
and more.
while them getting accustomed to modern technology and learning to use it early isn't really a
bad thing, i'm not sure if being exposed so early to the internet and spending their childhoods
on social networks or playing flappy bird is a good thing.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)20:56 No.2541910
>>2541903
The one thing I don't like about the current generations is that they never learned how to use
capital letters.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)20:57 No.2541911
I'm just waiting for some kid to fuck up so we can underage b& some bitches
>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)21:02 No.2541914
>>2541910
I don't like the new generation because I'm not allowed to beat them for breaking the damn rules.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)21:04 No.2541916
>>2541910
Current generations barely learned how to use ANY letters.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)21:04 No.2541917
>>2541911
does anyone even get underage b& anymore? AFAIK mods hardly give a fuck about stuff like that
anymore, to the point i sometimes wonder if /f/ even has mods.
>>2541910
why waste time with capital letters on an online imageboard where you post anonymously and your
opinion doesn't matter?
>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)21:07 No.2541922
Is this the newest Guaranteed_Replies.swf?
>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)21:08 No.2541923
>>2541710
I think its weird that people born 90+ talk about the 90s and all that do you remember stuff
You basically didn't even exist or are capable of remembering the 90s
>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)21:22 No.2541936
>tfw old people used to be made fun of for literally this exact reason
>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)21:30 No.2541947
>>2541917
>waste time
>hold down shift for half a second
>not doing it makes you look like a retarded child
Just admit you're underaged and we'll see what the mods do. ;^)
>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)21:32 No.2541950
>>2541916
http://xkcd.com/1414/
>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)21:34 No.2541953
WE HAD 9/11 FUCK YAH!
>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)21:35 No.2541954
>>2541910
I'll admit I sometimes do this, because I like the way silly imageboard one-liners look without
capitalization.
The "younger generations are illiterate" "TXT speak" thing is total bullshit, though. People who
grew up with the internet spend more time writing (whether it be instant messages, forum posts,
emails, or blog posts) than previous generations ever did.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)21:42 No.2541963
>>2541902
You forgot about all of the electrical fires.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/25/14(Thu)21:51 No.2541971
>>2541710
Sonic was good in the 90s, like green day, nirvana and the list goes on.
Now nirvana sucks, all green day games are broken pieces of trash and sonic commited suicide.
