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Today many people, especially in the tech industry, see themselves as being above previous generations because they have access to modern technology. But technology doesn't change human nature. In every way that matters, we have been the same for a very long time.
There's a lot we can learn from our predecessors. After all, everything about our world is the product of the lives they lived. Much like there's a lot we can hope to teach future generations, may they listen
Brilliant thoughts @fchollet
You are turning into a philosopher
Humans are still humans. Technology doesn’t change that.
I think a lot of people miss this about everyone we interact with too. Time is one thing that connects all of us together.
Book recommendation: The Square and the tower by @nfergus. Should put things in perspective for a lot us about the present moment in tech.
https://www.amazon.com/Square-Tower-Niall-Ferguson/dp/0241298989 …
Naram Sin, 5000 B.C. "We have fallen upon evil times, the world has waxed old and wicked. Politics are very corrupt. Children are no longer respectful to their elders. Each man wants to make himself conspicuous and write a book."
The problem is at least as old as agriculture.
An example that we can see today: tech hiring bias against mature or older workers?
Hey, thanks for sharing this thread from @fchollet. Read the whole version here:https://threader.app/thread/1200396489463193603 …
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