Personally speaking, I feel there is a lot to be said about the concept of No technology post-1945, and I can relate to it on many levels, as well as the MacBook Pros. Technology has gotten out of hand, but it's still too much fun to play with. It'd be nice to take a step back sixty years, but the reality of it seems all but impractical. To me, it's a damned if you do, damned if you don't situation... and while I could venture on for days on the subject, and the perversion of technology, I shan't, and take my bow, exiting stage right.
But I part with this thought I once had; wouldn't it be beautiful if humanity was suddenly wiped off the face of the planet and Mother Nature reclaimed what was rightfully hers? I see buildings overgrown with weeds, and it gives me hope.
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Date: 2007-03-29 03:42 pm (UTC)But I part with this thought I once had; wouldn't it be beautiful if humanity was suddenly wiped off the face of the planet and Mother Nature reclaimed what was rightfully hers? I see buildings overgrown with weeds, and it gives me hope.