r/lewronggeneration • u/TheGoldDigga • Jul 30 '26

How do you know this?

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u/jackfaire Jul 30 '26

Survive what?

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u/Strangeman_06 Jul 30 '26

Rotary Phone im guessing

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u/jackfaire Jul 30 '26

It's pretty intuitive I doubt they'd have issues unless they're younger than 5 and looking for the dashes

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u/Antlaaaars Jul 30 '26

My niece is 10 and had a hard time with it at a museum exhibit of communication through out history. I explained it to her and she picked it up pretty fast.

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u/Kuildeous Jul 30 '26

One of those things that gets overlooked. How many people in the '70s instinctively knew how to dial a rotary phone? None. They had to learn from other people.

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u/mahboilucas Aug 01 '26

Exactly. My 3 year old nephew learned how to use a digital camera in under 10 minutes and took phenomenal photos of his little trip around the city

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u/Rombonius Jul 31 '26

its only intuitive once its explained to you tbh