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It is weird how we are experiencing events in history some people never did or will. Like cell phones, could you imagine how happy George Washington would've been with one of those? Or maybe not. Cars, airplanes, computers, televisions, and I mean hell, rocket ships, autonomous self driving cars, humanoids, digital autonomous electronic currency and computer systems, drones, virtual reality, artificial intelligence, and credit cards. I mean wow, the English language, code, baseball and football, golf, cameras, YouTube, Twitter, it goes on forever. Just the amount of absolutely huge change that happened so quickly, but at the same time too slowly. I don't know, look around you. Everything around you never really existed until recently, and eventually tons of new things will get created, and they'll replace those things. My great grandfather died without ever hearing the phrases AI or Social Media. I will die without hearing about the newest technology of 2150. I don't know, its just an interesting topic to think about. At one point someone was amazed to see a hot air balloon float into the sky, today we send rockets into orbit and have them return home and hardly even think much of it anymore. Beg the king for money and freedom, today its all right on our screens. True freedom of speech broadcasted to the entire world arguably started right here in this claim function open for anyone to use. And I get to use it. Why out of everyone in the world ever to exist, do I have the privilege of using this so ambitiously? Hmm..