I feel the tinge of nostalgia reading that but I can't stand the cynicism about the present-day:
>“Society’s become so straight-laced and it’s not good for people. The early internet recognised that humans are 360-degree people with dark and wonderful things. Now we’re kicked into a corner online based on the moral values of three people in Nebraska,” Eva laments.
Every time I turn on the computer I enter a world of AI-generated lucid dreams, decentralized crypto economies and videos of incredible technical feats like the vertical landings by the Starship space vehicle.
>“Society’s become so straight-laced and it’s not good for people. The early internet recognised that humans are 360-degree people with dark and wonderful things. Now we’re kicked into a corner online based on the moral values of three people in Nebraska,” Eva laments.
Every time I turn on the computer I enter a world of AI-generated lucid dreams, decentralized crypto economies and videos of incredible technical feats like the vertical landings by the Starship space vehicle.