Human progress and upset, both real and imagined, is a wide ranging subject. It can logically weave from discussions of indoor plumbing, agronomy and penicillin to thermonuclear weapons, corporate welfare and the ever present consequences of artificially low interest rates.
One of the great advancements of the early 21st century was the dawn of digital streaming. Humans, with nothing better to do, could now scroll through a library of digital media and instantly stream it to a television or handheld tablet. The sport of binge watching was born.
Cable TV was now an expensive dinosaur. Many budget-conscious consumers cut the cord. Maybe you did too. The rationale was simple enough…
Consumers were granted a mobile, handheld idiot box. For a fraction of the cost, you could watch programs whenever and wherever you wanted.
The ability to stream a movie to your phone while riding the train to work was simultaneously a mind blower and a life changer. Surly a zenith of civilization had been reached. Continue reading







