My Father lived and was socialized in a time when some Governors in the US were openly fighting integration. There were intense public arguments over whether the Federal Government could force skills to allow blacks in.
I will tell my offspring about how angry so many people were that there was a law trying to get Healthcare for everybody in a time when the rest of the industrialized world included model national public healthcare systems. I will tell him there were people who had to live on the street because they had no money. I will tell him I was at the DMV office when a screen put up a news snippet that a q-bit had maintained its state for like 32 seconds or something. I remember thinking how long a time that is in computer time. How quickly life flows. My son will see the coming of quantum computers, and the bizarre Lovecraftian algorithms that snake across them and live in the emptiness between nothing and everything.
What will he see? What will his generation fight over?
What do you think, NSG?
My opinion is reflected in the biased and limited poll options, so freely pick "Other" and go in like Peyton Manning, who will probably still be with the Broncos when my son is my age. As an uploaded sentient intelligence group that players can access by their ear pieces, if their skulls aren't hardwired for wifi by then. Maybe some kind of organic grown radio-interactive webbing. I dunno.
