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For the century it took to do those, we have a corresponding set of innovations since 2000. Web 2.0/3.0 Blockchain Cloud Javascript* (ok close to 2000!) .. and those are just in tech. They're everywhere beyond that.
Web 2.0 is not bad Jury is out on blockchain's value for the world Cloud is awesome Javascript seems pretty mediocre Mobile internet I think is the biggest one you didn't mention.
As we dig into these, I'd argue now that innovation has INCREASED versus the times you mention. Here's one: We're talking on a global platform where people send one to many text messages. Or we have another where a course on ANYTHING is available for free (Youtube).
I could go on and on. My premise is that we're living in a world of innovation -- but we have a psychological bias that we are in it so we don't realize what's happening. The proverbial "boiling versus scalded frog."
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