It's fun having friends from different age groups; I think I'm lucky that way.
A few months ago I used the term core memory in a blogpost. Tommy, who is in his 60s and a former software engineer, commented, "I'm old enough to remember when 'core memory' was what computers had before semiconductor RAM."
Last week my friend Wu Chi asked me my MBTI type. I said I did the test five years ago, and can't remember what I got.
"Five years?! MBTI is that old?! Five years ago I was in high school!"
I looked up MBTI on Wikipedia, which said the Briggs Myers Type Indicator Handbook was published in 1944. Wu Chi had to take a few sips of yuzu soda to recover. "1944," she said wonderingly. "That's older than New China."
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