HornyUnicornn

HornyUnicornn OP t1_j2ft994 wrote

Reply to comment by Aussie_Mo_Bro in Future historians have it easy since the internet has become a thing. how do you think future people will think of us? by HornyUnicornn

You think so? Even with people re-uploading what they think is important? We can see pictures from the 1800s. Because someone wanted to upload it. Yes all the random nonsense comments and websites will go. You don't think the important stuff will stay in rotation if you will. The stuff that captured generations? People will always re-upload what they find important. I understand a lot would be lost

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HornyUnicornn OP t1_j2fr5nq wrote

Reply to comment by fish-rides-bike in Future historians have it easy since the internet has become a thing. how do you think future people will think of us? by HornyUnicornn

I can definitely see that. They'd have to swim through so much nonsense. In the past if they made a diary or wrote something it definitely meant something to them because it was more tedious then just opening your phone or computer. If I was in their position, I'd look for the books

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HornyUnicornn OP t1_j2fq1ng wrote

Reply to comment by IDC_FY in Future historians have it easy since the internet has become a thing. how do you think future people will think of us? by HornyUnicornn

Yeah it really depends on if the servers survive if they come up with a new way of storing data in 500 plus years. The thing about the people before us is they made things to stay. That being said someone always keeps records. Not everything but some in their niche interests

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