Almost in ewerywhere we always hear same reprimand.If they are elderly, they miss their childhood, youthood and middle ages. If the people are in their middle ages , they also like to talk about their childhood too.
For our the best example is the problem of TV, just think on it, the time when TV has started to be widespread the eldely people argued and supported the old radio progmmes (pre tv times) ( Mittel p.12) . It was not just consisting of TV, old fests, old comunications, old respects, old relationship. They thought this TV was decreased the relationship and comunication between people. Were they right? Well it looks like correct. This is still exist even for us ( teenagers). Like the difference between our day's cartoon and today's cartoon. When we watch agin Loney Tunes, Tom and Jerry and others and in our siblings or cousins. It does not make any sense and make us think about our childhood.
What will be in the future what will we miss and tell our grandchildren. There will be many many things but firstly the first TV times will be there. We will just say there was a TV in our home and after the dinner all family watched the same programme with pop corn , sun flower and definetly one teapot. We will say when Turkey had a match all family watched it together in company with prays. However when China had entered the technology TVs were became cheaper and a home started to have more than two TVs. Owing to the fact that asociabilty and miscomunications were started.
It is a specific but real example and definetly true it always happen like that and there is a great Idiom which supported If everything in everytime looks like become worse, definetly it is okay.
I guess this partly happens because while we experience something we often don't know how lucky we are, we can't appreciate its real value - it's only when we lose it that we realise how important and good what we lost was...So today I know the value of what I don't have anymore, but I can't fully judge the worth of all the things I have currently but might not have in the future and that's when I'll be looking back at today and think about the "good old days"...
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