17 years without TV
I just realised that I'm living without TV for 17 years now. And I'm not missing anything.
The thing is this:
If something is important it always makes it on to the internet, and if it is bullshit then for a long time it didn't get much attention online, but this is changing and at a very fast pace. Alarming fast.
The bullshit machine is automated and there is no captcha bullshit mechanism to slow it down.
In fact the captcha's are slowing humans down but the bullshit-bots are getting ever faster.
How long will it take for me to disconnect the web? Will that even be an option?
Nowaday's you can't even do banking without the net.
And with crypto currencies it's even worse they don't even live offline.
How can a human live without being subjected to the web?
What is wrong with crypto currencies?
What has to be done to fix this?
When will it be fixed?
I'm almost ditching my smartphone, i only have a phone so my mom can call me. And for the rest The thing is a pain in the neck. I often forget to charge it, and it's so damn old that it's no longer up to date.
Well, lets see what's next.
I still like technology, even though it sucks.
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