My generation experienced the drastic shift from the analogue to the digital world. I was less than a year old when Apollo 11 landed on the moon. We developed films, transmitted faxes, typed on typewriters, and relied on carbon paper and minicassette voice recorders. We made newspaper and magazine layouts by paste-ups.
Videoproducers were proud of their Betacam video technology. Our videocameras were cathode-ray-tube-powered. Music was on vinyl records and cassettes. I'm aware that sounds old-fashioned and outdated. But I miss something that I don't know exactly how to make clear.
Nevertheless, that generation witnessed all those wonderful arrivals over time, and I only think of how nice an essay about that subject could be. The good news is that we're still standing, confident to work even powerlessly, disconnected if necessary. We can go naturally unplugged! There's no bad news!
My generation experienced the drastic shift from the analogue to the digital world. I was less than a year old when Apollo 11 landed on the moon. We developed films, transmitted faxes, typed on typewriters, and relied on carbon paper and minicassette voice recorders. We made newspapers and magazines from paste-ups.
Videoproducers were proud of their Betacam video technology. Our videocameras were cathode-ray-tube-powered. Music was on vinyl records and cassettes. I'm aware that sounds old-fashioned and outdated. But I miss something that I don't know exactly how to explain.
Nevertheless, our generation witnessed all those wonderful arrivals over time, and I only think of how nice an essay about that subject could be. The good news is that we're still standing, confident to work even powerlessly, disconnected if necessary. We can go naturally unplugged! There's no bad news!
