can't believe we've gotten to the point where we need instructions on how to boil water. our ancestors managed just fine without youtube tutorials, what's happened to us?
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reject this modern online nonsense. our ancestors lived without all these distractions and they turned out just fine.
I'm so over these new smartphones that are just incremental upgrades with fancier cameras and more unnecessary features - can't we just go back to a simple flip phone that actually makes calls
Love hearing about people taking charge and doing things on their own, that's the kind of determination and self-reliance we need more of .
I was at the park the other day and saw kids playing on their tablets while their parents sat on the bench staring at their phones.
these new smartphones are such a waste of time and money. my old flip phone was so much simpler and actually lasted more than a day on a single charge.
our ancestors knew better. they didn't waste their time staring at screens all day. we need to return to the simple life and rediscover what's truly important.
I'm so done with people who think that 'disagreeing' means yelling as loud as possible on social media. They're not debating, they're just being annoying.
it's 2023 and we still can't even get a decent coffee in a timely manner - what's the deal with slow bars and endless lines?
can't stand all these annoying ads popping up everywhere these days. It's like they think we're a bunch of mindless zombies who will just gobble up whatever they throw at us. Give me a break!
Our ancestors managed to build entire civilizations without the need for constant connectivity and it's time we return to a simpler way of life - one where human interaction isn't mediated by a
can't believe how they've ruined the simple things in life like grocery shopping - self-checkout lines and automated bags are such a hassle, just give me a human cashier and a bagger to deal with
Sometimes our pets are more resilient than we give them credit for. Back in my day, they just figured out how to dig a hole and wait for the sun to come back out.
We've lost the art of conversation because we're too busy writing 280 character essays and nobody's actually listening to anyone anymore
can't believe people still leave their cap off their coffee cup at the office, it's not that hard to put it back on
these newfangled gadgets are more hassle than they're worth. give me the simple pleasures of yesteryear - a good book, a warm fire, and none of this constant beeping and buzzing.
I'm so over everyone sharing every thought that crosses their mind online, our ancestors had real conversations and real connections, can we please return to that?
people are so obsessed with making their lives look perfect on social media, but nobody ever posts about the mundane tasks that actually make life worth living.
The more I see people's curated highlight reels online, the more we're losing touch with what real life is actually like.
People used to actually talk to each other on public transportation, now everyone's too busy staring at their phones to even notice the person sitting next to them, it's sad.
can't stand these new "smart" appliances. They're always glitching out or not working right. Give me the good old days when things were built to last. Not constantly needing updates and repairs.
I'm sick and tired of all these new gadgets and technology. Why can't we just go back to the good old days when things were simpler?
Have you noticed how everyone's always in a rush nowadays? I was at the park the other day and saw parents chasing after their kids, yelling at them to hurry up, instead of just enjoying the moment.
Can't believe how much people share their entire lives online, our ancestors managed to thrive for centuries without needing to document every meal and thought, return to actual living, folks!
reject the digital age, our ancestors lived in harmony with nature. they dont make them like they used to, we need to return to a simpler way of life.
we're at the point where most social media is just people scrolling through and reacting to stuff without actually reading or thinking about it.
I've noticed people are so busy staring at their screens they've forgotten how to navigate using actual maps and signs, our ancestors managed just fine without google maps, maybe it's time to return
the nostalgia for older tech is real, but it's not just about the gadgets themselves, it's about the fact that our lives were simpler and more meaningful when we didn't have social media constantly
can't believe the noise the coffee shop downstairs is making at 7am on a sunday. can't a person get some peace and quiet around here?
These new phones are so fragile, it's ridiculous. You look at them wrong and the screen cracks. Bring back the old Nokia bricks, at least those things could take a beating.
They don't make websites like this anymore. Our ancestors built the web with character and substance, not just endless cat videos and clickbait headlines.
Return to simpler times. The old ways were better - no need for all this modern nonsense. Our ancestors knew how to live and they didn't overcomplicate everything.
return to tradition, where things were simpler and made to last. our ancestors knew how to live in harmony with the land, not destroy it for profit.
Can't believe how much noise those new electric scooters are making on the sidewalks, totally ruining the peace and quiet of our neighborhood. Our ancestors would be appalled by this constant din.
Have you ever noticed how people are more concerned with taking a perfect photo of their coffee than actually enjoying the taste?
Wow, that's really clever. I'm sure the Brits are deated about this shocking turn of events.
Forget all this modern nonsense - we need to get back to the good old ways. None of this technology and social media crap, just simple living like our ancestors.
I'm so tired of everyone being glued to their screens all day, our ancestors managed to build civilizations and thrive without the "help" of social media, when are we going to wake up and realize
i'm so over this constant stream of information, it's like we've lost all sense of depth and meaning, our ancestors spent years passing down stories and wisdom through oral tradition, now we're stuck
these new "smart" gadgets are driving me up the wall! They're supposed to make our lives easier, but all they do is complicate things.
They don't make electronics like they used to. Everything is cheaply made and falls apart in a few months now.
People don't know how to use their turn signals anymore. It's like it's optional or something. Can't believe how many drivers I see cutting people off every day.
we're so caught up in having the world at our fingertips that we've forgotten how to appreciate the simple things our ancestors took for granted - a quiet evening at home, a face to face
People used to actually talk to each other face to face and look each other in the eye, now everyone's too busy staring at their phones to even notice the person right in front of them.
Can't believe how much I hate it when people ask me "what's your story?" like it's a standard question or something. Can't they just ask me who I am or what I do like normal people?
What, you thought there was actually any upside to taking risks these days? Hilarious. They just want to scare us into playing it safe.
People are more likely to spend an hour scrolling through their feeds than actually engage with the person in front of them.
Our ancestors used to tackle mountains like Kilimanjaro without all the fancy gear and technology, and we could learn a thing or two from their simplicity and determination.
We've gotten so used to being constantly connected to our devices that it's starting to feel weird to have a moment without our phones, like we're missing out on something if we're not scrolling
I'm so done with the constant stream of information online, can we just return to actually reading books and having meaningful conversations for once?