There are many things that a person born today may not experience or do thanks to technological advances. Some examples include:``

Using a payphone: With the widespread adoption of cell phones, payphones have become less common and may be difficult to find in many places.

Sending a letter through snail mail: With the widespread use of email and other electronic communication methods, many people may never need to send a physical letter through the mail.

Using a physical map: With the widespread use of GPS and mapping apps, many people may never need to use a physical map to navigate.

Watching movies on physical media: With the increasing popularity of streaming services, many people may never need to purchase a physical DVD or Blu-ray disc to watch a movie.

Using a phonebook: With the widespread use of search engines and online directories, many people may never need to use a physical phonebook to look up phone numbers or addresses.

Using a travel agent: With the proliferation of online travel booking websites and apps, many people may never need to use a travel agent to book a trip.

Using a calculator: With the widespread use of smartphones and other devices with built-in calculators, many people may never need to use a standalone calculator.

Using a film camera: With the widespread adoption of digital cameras and smartphones with camera capabilities, many people may never need to use a film camera.

Using a physical encyclopedia: With the availability of online encyclopedias and other sources of information, many people may never need to use a physical encyclopedia.

Using a cassette tape or CD player: With the increasing popularity of streaming music services, many people may never need to use a cassette tape or CD player to listen to music.