Comments on: this generation will change everything http://deonswiggs.com/this-generation-will-change-everything/ Healthy Homes for Healthy Kiwi's... Oh and of course Free Real Estate Advice Sat, 14 Jan 2012 02:57:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Deon http://deonswiggs.com/this-generation-will-change-everything/#comment-2121 Deon Thu, 20 May 2010 01:50:22 +0000 http://deonswiggs.com/?p=869#comment-2121 Hi David. Fist of all - ur in your 40's! hell! Na kidding. Your so right though about the evolution of the web. It has been the the single most amazing creation in terms of communication on the planet. It open so many doors and there is no way that you can ignore the possibilities that it holds for us going forward. I was watching some program last night that was a futuristic type of movie. In the movie they had a devise that interfaced with there brain and it was a computer system in which they could download everything they ever needed from it directly into their head. Imagine the possibility of this though. But in effect thats the digital age. we are in control of what we need and want to know. And no one can really stop us any more. Hi David.

Fist of all – ur in your 40′s! hell! Na kidding.
Your so right though about the evolution of the web. It has been the the single most amazing creation in terms of communication on the planet. It open so many doors and there is no way that you can ignore the possibilities that it holds for us going forward. I was watching some program last night that was a futuristic type of movie. In the movie they had a devise that interfaced with there brain and it was a computer system in which they could download everything they ever needed from it directly into their head.
Imagine the possibility of this though. But in effect thats the digital age. we are in control of what we need and want to know. And no one can really stop us any more.

]]> By: david garratt http://deonswiggs.com/this-generation-will-change-everything/#comment-2119 david garratt Thu, 20 May 2010 00:29:01 +0000 http://deonswiggs.com/?p=869#comment-2119 great stuff Deon. As a generation Xer in my early 40's I don't fit into the Gen C category by birth, but I have definitely adopted the ethos behind it whole heartedly. I am a digital native in that my formative years were spent playing spacies which led into early computers. I remember learning "basic" on the first prototype PC that hit NZ called a zx81 which came with 1kb of memory (!) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZX81. At 11 yrs of age, I was the first of my friends to own one and thought I was pretty cool to be able to get it to write programs that scrolled my name continuously across the screen. It has been a marvel to watch how this organism we call the web began and has continued to evolve at lightening speed. Where will it all end? No idea. But one thing I do know, we are already hugely reliant on the internet and computer technology. It will continue to merge with our reality and become even more a part of our hourly existence as we move forward. For those who have still yet to turn on a screen or type a password on a computer keyboard, learn or die! great stuff Deon. As a generation Xer in my early 40′s I don’t fit into the Gen C category by birth, but I have definitely adopted the ethos behind it whole heartedly. I am a digital native in that my formative years were spent playing spacies which led into early computers.
I remember learning “basic” on the first prototype PC that hit NZ called a zx81 which came with 1kb of memory (!) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZX81.
At 11 yrs of age, I was the first of my friends to own one and thought I was pretty cool to be able to get it to write programs that scrolled my name continuously across the screen.
It has been a marvel to watch how this organism we call the web began and has continued to evolve at lightening speed. Where will it all end? No idea.
But one thing I do know, we are already hugely reliant on the internet and computer technology. It will continue to merge with our reality and become even more a part of our hourly existence as we move forward.
For those who have still yet to turn on a screen or type a password on a computer keyboard, learn or die!

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