Quote by Freeman Dyson

Lucky individuals in each generation find technology appropriate to their needs.

Lucky individuals in each generation find technology appropr

Summary

This quote implies that throughout history, there are select individuals who happen to be fortunate enough to come across technological advancements that are suited to their specific needs and desires. It suggests that there is a level of serendipity involved in encountering technology that caters to one's requirements, making one feel lucky or blessed. Whether it is the right tool, innovation, or device, these individuals are somehow able to identify and utilize technology that perfectly aligns with their circumstances and aspirations.

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