best (ironic) part of this photo.pic.twitter.com/bfhzhYEmwD
Tiger Woods golfing in 2002 & Tiger Woods golfing in 2018. Watching with our eyes versus watching through our smartphones.pic.twitter.com/BpSxT1yTDa
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They also wouldn’t let you have your phone out back then. Now they don’t care.
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Didn’t let you have it out because all you could do with a phone back then is talk loudly to someone because of likely terrible service
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I want 2002 back!!!
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Im sure Tiger does too...
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Relax. Most are still watching the ball rather than looking at the screen. And now they get a photo as a memory. It you offered every person in the 2002 pic the opportunity to take a photo of that moment with a modern phone, 99% would take the opportunity.
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Wait, you know they had cameras in 2002 right? Most are taking videos to post to Instagram or Snapchat. Probably won’t even save to cam roll
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Stop belittling people for wanting to have a picture as a sentiment.
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Most look like they are watching the ball but the phone is still pointed at Tiger. Since most fans at tournaments stay at one hole the entire day, I understand wanting a pic of Tiger the few minutes they actually get to see him.
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Plus he's never played in STL and prob never will again.
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What if that’s him but from the future
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I see nothing wrong with this. When we have the chance to record something so that we can re-live that experience again at a later point, why not? Most people are still watching the ball, but using there phone to capture a memory that will last a lifetime.
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But the same people are crying over younger people using there smartphone to capture a moment.
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But how many actually go through their pics??? You post them, get your likes on fb, and move on to the next photo opportunity. Just saying.
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Yup. Pure vanity and ego: "Look where I am . . ."
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Do you have a phone in your hand ?
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No. Nearby, naturally, but how 'bout letting others make personal observations without challenge or interrogation? This thread is about sharing opinions, not proving who's "right" or "wrong." Felix.
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2/ Not everyone tweets from a phone, Felix. Some of us use laptops or tablets. Others (a few?) presumably still use desktops.
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I never said anything about tweets, I just don't like elderly persons (mostly elderly) who are saying, "this generation isn't living in the moment" or some sort of this but then doing this. Hopefully you have a great day ?! (Don't know what time it is in the states right now)
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