I wonder what an archaeologist would make of a DVD player in a thousand years. A mysterious calculating device perhaps? 🧪
I wonder what an archaeologist would make of a DVD player in a thousand years. A mysterious calculating device perhaps? 🧪
Ooh! A motorized cup holder!
Too bad it will never last AS long AS stone inscriptions.
it will depend on the stat of preservation. if the electronic art looks ok, then they can use it for judging or technology level. if not, it can be just a metallic box of silicium and copper things.
You don’t have to go back that far. Just put a slide rule in front of a kid and ask them to multiply two numbers together :-)
I've never used a slide rule. Not something we were taught here back in the 70s and 80s.
I used my dad’s once. It was pretty cool :-)
Check out “Motel of the Mysteries” by David Macaulay. It’s about exactly this. Hilarious and gorgeously illustrated. Technically a kids book but worth a quick flip through at the local library.
They would nerd a working dvd. Mine start to get faulty aftrr about 20+ years.
Good one! 😂
I’m going to start leaving issues of Sci Am, Architectural Digest & Vogue strewn about the house, so that I will appear eclectic, erudite & stylish, albeit slovenly — to said future archeologist.
Probably best to seal them in an airtight container.
Imagine too, what they’ll think of burping the Tupperware.
Tupperware?
Taking notes as we speak.
8 track tapes are going make us appear especially questionable.
Be fascinated what they think of electric toothbrushes.
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Or a hula hoop
Clearly a cult implement! The mirror surface invites the viewer to consider their own connectedness with the universe, while the central hole points to the fact that every individual is, of necessity, incomplete!
Yes if there's a DVD in the player.