Satellite TV became established in the 1970s, which is just one way people do in fact use satellites every day.
I stand by my opinion that you saying that technology today was unrealistic science fiction just 50 years ago is ludicrous and I hope you enjoy your day too.
Jesus, I tried to be nice. MTS and IMTS? IMTS lifetime maximum capacity in the NYC metro area was 2,000 extremely wealthy people… in a region with 16 million people.
0.000125 of the population. It’s something that could serve 1 in 8,000 people. Maybe you’re a billionaire, but the other 99.99% of the human population is not. For the overwhelming majority of humanity mobile phones did not exist. The few that did were extremely pricey, extremely hard to acquire, and nearly completely functionless compared to the most basic cell phones of a decade ago much less today.
You can’t provide a single example of something much like a modern cell phone even in science fiction from the 1970s and want to insist that nothing from today would have been considered that then because you had pencils.
It’s like saying that the ability to dictate to a device and have it format, edit, and draft revise whatever you say into whatever format you request existed then because people could speak. It’s reductionist to the point of stupidity.
At this point I honestly believe you’re either very autistic or developmentally disabled in some way. You seem unwilling to engage with actual thought and discussion, even when it’s well wishes towards yourself. You simply regurgitate the same nonsense endlessly, stomping your foot like a petulant child and shouting “No, I’M RIGHT!”
I can do without you starting to insist they had televisions in 1432 because a man drew a flip book and that’s pretty much the same thing in your mind, so I’ll be blocking you now. I sincerely wish you luck in your future endeavors, and I hope you find a way to deal with whatever is wrong with you and enjoy the great things in life while you can.
Mobile phones have existed since the 1940s.
The Internet has been around since the 1960s.
Satellite TV became established in the 1970s, which is just one way people do in fact use satellites every day.
I stand by my opinion that you saying that technology today was unrealistic science fiction just 50 years ago is ludicrous and I hope you enjoy your day too.
Jesus, I tried to be nice. MTS and IMTS? IMTS lifetime maximum capacity in the NYC metro area was 2,000 extremely wealthy people… in a region with 16 million people.
0.000125 of the population. It’s something that could serve 1 in 8,000 people. Maybe you’re a billionaire, but the other 99.99% of the human population is not. For the overwhelming majority of humanity mobile phones did not exist. The few that did were extremely pricey, extremely hard to acquire, and nearly completely functionless compared to the most basic cell phones of a decade ago much less today.
You can’t provide a single example of something much like a modern cell phone even in science fiction from the 1970s and want to insist that nothing from today would have been considered that then because you had pencils.
It’s like saying that the ability to dictate to a device and have it format, edit, and draft revise whatever you say into whatever format you request existed then because people could speak. It’s reductionist to the point of stupidity.
At this point I honestly believe you’re either very autistic or developmentally disabled in some way. You seem unwilling to engage with actual thought and discussion, even when it’s well wishes towards yourself. You simply regurgitate the same nonsense endlessly, stomping your foot like a petulant child and shouting “No, I’M RIGHT!”
I can do without you starting to insist they had televisions in 1432 because a man drew a flip book and that’s pretty much the same thing in your mind, so I’ll be blocking you now. I sincerely wish you luck in your future endeavors, and I hope you find a way to deal with whatever is wrong with you and enjoy the great things in life while you can.
You really need to learn to handle people disagreeing with you better.