If you grew up in 1985, the world we’re living in today would feel like pure science fiction. Back then, nobody walked around with a device glued to their hands. Nobody brought electronics into the bathroom and called it normal. Nobody pointed a camera at themselves in the gym to record a workout for strangers to watch. Kids didn’t wait for a notification to tell them what to do next. Streetlights were the clock, not a phone. Privacy wasn’t a luxury. Attention wasn’t a currency. Life was simpler

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