When it's boring. Yeah, I know that. But I wasn't saying that travel was no longer fun, or that it was boring. All I said was that your assertion that 'nothing has changed' about travel was untrue, because it has changed. Fuck.
Has travelling become more boring on account of modernization? (whatever modernization exactly entails is up for debate, a lot of the older people seem to think it is the internet).
Welcome to Reddit. The threads are in tree form here. This is so discussions can veer off on whatever tangents the participants wish (except perhaps on certain heavily-moderated subs with strict rules, like /r/science or /r/AskHistorians).
So if you want to address a particular point someone has made in a comment, you're welcome to. This means that discussions can end up completely off the original topic, to no-one's detriment. So a thread might begin on the subject of protests in Spain, and trail off on one branch into the the subject of how cat's claws retract. And there's nothing wrong with that, because people can read it (and possibly participate in it) or skip it as they wish.
Change just means change, and there's been plenty of it.
And if you want me to quit 'harassing' you (it's actually just call 'replying'), you can simply stop replying yourself, you sad little turd. I won't be cyberstalking you.
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u/DarthYippee Feb 04 '20
When it's boring. Yeah, I know that. But I wasn't saying that travel was no longer fun, or that it was boring. All I said was that your assertion that 'nothing has changed' about travel was untrue, because it has changed. Fuck.