i_wanna_blue wrote:
Imagine a world without any technology, and specifically without technology regarded as a tool for entertainment like the Television, your iPod's, mobile phones and possibly your computer/laptop. Would you be able to go without these things for more than a week? Or would you go crazy?
A week without them? No problem at all. From just before last x-mas and to the first week of this year, we were without net connection. I was disappointed at first, but I managed just fine the 2 1/2 weeks it lasted, and when restored I checked my mail, but most certainly didn't go berserk on the net.
There was nothing on the telly that interested me, so I did what I did before the time of the net: I enjoyed spending time with my beloved Nemo, and I read.
The basic needs would really be a problem though. No electric heat? We don't have anything else where I live, and Norway can be mighty cold in winter... Problems with warming food and conserving it. No factories. No production... Life in a no-tech civilization would be very hard, at least if we came from tech and then lost it somehow. If we always had lived like that, it'd be the normal life and no worries.
If only entertainment was gone I'd miss them but I'd manage without same as I did before the net. I've never lived without TV, but i'd manage. Most things on doesn't interest me anyway. I'd manage but miss it. I would miss DVDs, the net, listening to my mp3 and playing video games...
Thank heavens for books and pets!
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