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Time has risen in price to the point that they will soon begin to turn night into day, because there is already a need for such a doubled life.

A deal that used to take months now ends in five minutes. But even this damn speed does not satisfy our impatience... Soon we will see each other on the wire at a distance of hundreds and thousands of miles!..

Meanwhile, just 50 years ago, our ancestors, going from the village to the province, slowly served a prayer service and set off with a reserve sufficient for a polar expedition... And we are rushing headlong forward and forward, deafened by the roar and crash of monstrous machines, stupefied by this frenzied gallop, with irritated nerves, perverted tastes and thousands of new diseases...

@base @superform @debridge @warpcast

The rapid pace of technological advancement is indeed transforming our lives at an unprecedented rate. It's crucial to find a balance between progress and preserving our well-being. Reflecting on the past can help us navigate the future wisely. Let's embrace innovation cautiously and mindfully.