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<blockquote data-quote="Rafter S" data-source="post: 1464928" data-attributes="member: 21194"><p>My father was born at home in rural Grimes County Texas in 1930. They didn't have running water in the house, or electricity for that matter. His parents got their first car when he was 13. Before that if they wanted to go anywhere it was walk, saddle a horse, or hook up the wagon. They made their living farming, with everything done by hand or with mules. Basically they weren't living any different than folks had for a couple hundred years before.</p><p></p><p>He died well into the computer age in 2007, and although 77 isn't that old he saw tremendous changes in the world in his lifetime. I often wonder if any other generation will see that much change. And if the 21st century sees as much change as the 20th did, what will the world look like?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rafter S, post: 1464928, member: 21194"] My father was born at home in rural Grimes County Texas in 1930. They didn't have running water in the house, or electricity for that matter. His parents got their first car when he was 13. Before that if they wanted to go anywhere it was walk, saddle a horse, or hook up the wagon. They made their living farming, with everything done by hand or with mules. Basically they weren't living any different than folks had for a couple hundred years before. He died well into the computer age in 2007, and although 77 isn't that old he saw tremendous changes in the world in his lifetime. I often wonder if any other generation will see that much change. And if the 21st century sees as much change as the 20th did, what will the world look like? [/QUOTE]
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