You know how 35mm film you bought at the store wasn't that expensive, but you constantly ran out of it? That was my parents situation in the 1980s and 1990s. I was born, but I have only 200 pictures of myself in a 14 year period. My pictures were taken by a 1985 SLR and 1998 pocket camera. Unlike today's children, I didn't treat it like a fashion show. I didn't do anything out the ordinary on most pictures. By 2005, there was very little to take pictures of, and I could steal all the scenery pictures off Flickr. I had a scanner in the 1990s.
Remember those Generation Z articles I wrote a year ago. Nothing has changed. Generation Z is just about to conqueror Generation Y through Youtube, Blogspot, Wordpress, Vemeo, Facebook, Google+ and real life. I can see Generation Z can run me over with a Hitcounter bus on Youtube and outnumber my friends on Goodreads. You're seeing this scenario taking effect. Generation Y and Z share the same anime, Japanese videogames. For example, I watched Dragon Ball Z and Neon Genesis Eva while GenZ watches Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood and Death Note. I even saw most of the Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network episodes of the 1990s. As far as videogames, I played Final Fantasy VII on Playstation and GenZ played Final Fantasy XIII.
I grew up in the 1990s so I didn't hear a peep of Critical Theory at all. It was a entire unfair mute point! There was no way I could figure out, because I had 56K Internet. I have them now when everybody knows about them. I growing up years after the cold war, and knew all the presidential quotes.
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