052 What Does Your Smartphone Look Like?

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Matt Dobschuetz

Mental Health, Health & Fitness, Education, Self-improvement

4.9 • 672 Ratings

🗓️ 2 November 2015

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Smartphones are the #1 threat to being porn free today. They are up to a 100x more powerful than computers we used a few years ago and sit on our nightstand. But smartphones are not the problem, it's our relationship with them.

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0:00.0	Porn Free Radio Episode 52. In 1995, I was working at my first job out of college. I was in a software
0:10.5	testing lab at a big company, and we had all these computers, and we'd run tests on the software
0:16.2	we were building. And one day, we got excited because we were getting a new computer and we nicknamed this
0:24.3	computer the gecko. I don't know why, but we named it the gecko. And the big thing about the gecko was it had a
0:31.8	hard drive that had one gigabyte of storage space.
0:39.3	And we were super excited.
0:41.3	This was the first computer we had ever seen with one gigabyte of storage space.
0:47.2	Now, I don't know if you remember computers back then.
0:50.8	Maybe you're too young to remember,
0:52.3	but it probably had about a processor with about 66
0:56.4	megahertz of processing power. It had eight megs of RAM. So think about, think about your
1:05.6	computer or your desktop now. You might have eight gigs of RAM. Back then then it was eight megabytes of RAM. Um,
1:14.4	you know, basically, yeah. So think about the difference there. And we were excited. I mean,
1:23.6	this is a big deal. And we were going to put this computer into the pool of computers,
1:29.2	and we were excited to run tests on it and to test our software. And this was a big deal. It was a big
1:35.8	kind of leap forward for us. And I was thinking that the iPhone next to my bedside, and everyone makes these comparisons,
1:47.0	but the iPhone next to my bedside has 16 gigs of RAM.
1:52.8	It has at least one gig, if not two gigs of memory.
2:03.6	You know, and it's super fast.
2:08.6	I mean, it is super fast.
2:11.6	And the access to videos, to broadband, to all these things, LTE. These were things we couldn't even imagine in
2:20.2	1995. And the truth was in 1995, I was addicted to porn. I was going on rudimentary internet
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