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avante west coast feel good travel Do you ever wonder how we will be remembered in history? I don't mean you as an individual but rather the times we're

living in. It's fun to think about but ultimately it is impossible to

understand how future generations will view our era. You never know where events

unfolding around us will lead. What seems significant to us today might just

Peter out and end up in a historical cul-de-sac, while small, seemingly irrelevant

events are in fact the start of much bigger trends.

2013 was a good example of this. It was forgettable in most respects. There were few

standout events that year. To be honest looking back I got nostalgic given what the last decade has thrown at us an uneventful year

seemed like a much better time. But the lack of major events in 2013 is only part of the story of that year.

While it wasn't dominated by headline-grabbing stories,

change was nevertheless afoot.

Behind the headlines, history was in the making. The internet was starting

to transform everyday life. In the last episode I said you might not be a revolutionary but you are living through a

revolution and in 2013 this online revolution was really starting to heat up

smartphones were revolutionizing the way we lived our lives.

An old world, an old way of doing things was starting to slip away.

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