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If you haven't seen this already: http://xkcd.com/891/
If you're 15 or younger, read the mouse-over text.
If you're 15 or younger, read the mouse-over text.
ideasrule said:If you're 15 or younger, read the mouse-over text.
Jimmy Snyder said:A child thinks that 25 cents or 25 years can scarce ever be spent.
jhae2.718 said:<ignorance>100p = £1, right?</ignorance>
Borek said:Kramer Jr.
GeorginaS said:Gilligan's Island
George Jones said:It has been more than 38 years since astronauts last walked on the Moon.
GeorginaS said:The last season of Gilligan's Island was in 1967.
Andre said:I explained what an LP is/was to the bf of my youngest daughter.
BobG said:You should have given him a copy of the Golden Record. The instructions for building and operating a device to listen to it are right on the record, itself.
Or, then again, having human youth prove incapable of deciphering something we intend alien life to interpret may just be depressing.
The latest xkcd comic is about a character who feels old because they remember using a certain technology or cultural reference that is now outdated. It is relevant to feeling old because it highlights the feeling of being left behind by rapidly changing technology and cultural norms.
Feeling old is a subjective experience that can vary greatly among individuals. Factors that can contribute to feeling old include physical changes, societal expectations, and personal mindset.
Feeling old can lead to negative thoughts and emotions such as sadness, anxiety, and a sense of loss. It can also contribute to low self-esteem and a lack of motivation.
While aging is inevitable, there are ways to maintain a positive outlook and mindset. Engaging in activities that bring joy and purpose, staying physically active, and maintaining social connections can all help combat the feeling of being old.
Society can promote a more positive view of aging by celebrating the wisdom and experiences that come with getting older. It can also provide resources and support for older individuals to stay engaged and connected, such as community programs and initiatives focused on intergenerational interactions.