julesh on Nostr: I used to think the "used future" aesthetic was cool but a bit silly, like in Star ...
I used to think the "used future" aesthetic was cool but a bit silly, like in Star Wars where canonically technology hasn't really advanced in thousands of years, but then I realised that technology hasn't really advanced in about 15 years and it feels suddenly plausible
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