Ishita Raj

We'll have more species.

We might just find more species, more islands, more life around and we can cohabitate with them.

So it can be an interesting ride.

I am enjoying this.

I'm just enjoying the thought.

I hope this is also not an AI thought.

Now it's so difficult to believe what is real and true.

But if this is going to happen in 10 years, I want it to happen during our lifespan because you know, I'll tell you how, no matter how exhausting and surprising and overwhelming this sounds, but

If you take out history, every changing time has not been taught, has not been born.

It comes and then everybody adapts through.

Like my dad tells me that mobile phones came when he was way younger.

I saw phones very early in school.

So now this is a shift.

That we can have a walkie-talkie, which will be mobile phones later called, and everything cannot, you don't have to be near the landline.

You can be tracked anywhere.

Then we got Google Maps, which was, I remember I was in London, but now we have navigation, we don't have to ask people on the road.

Do you see the shift?

So please tell me any shift that has happened that the older generation has not seen.

Have they been tutored or prepared for it?

There comes a sudden shift which the younger generation, either your kids teach you, your friends teach you, people teach you, colleagues teach you, society teaches you.