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I made the same complaint about online banking system & got criticised for this observation. Many in this forum are from the younger generation & are still working. When you are actively working you are still tied into the system. On a daily basis you still have to interact with all the new changes, so it is not very difficult to adjust because they are exposed to these changes on a daily basis.
Once you get older, you seldom interact with the new systems. The PAP has forgotten that there are older Sporeans in Spore that are not aware of theses changes until they have to do something requiring the new system. You will of course have problems.
Think about driving into a part of Spore where you are not familiar with. You would of course be confused & get lost. That is what is happening with many older Sporeans & actually the PAP is responsible for much of this confusion because they have implemented many changes for the sake of change without properly preparing the people for these changes.
In the old days the PAP would 1st have a campaign e.g. against littering, then they would introduce the laws to enforce the anti-littering behaviour. Nowadays they would just go & implement the law & if you were unaware of the law, that is your problem.
There is a thing called "curiosity".. I am not expert or should I say, qualified computer specialist, the curiosity got me learning about computer hardware & software & OS's... it started off, when the office system started migrating from ledgers to mini computer systems like IBM, NCR with in turn was connected to bigger ones at the Data Centre....(like "HAL").
When IBM jr...desktop computers was introduced in the work environment, my colleague & me, started, "secretly" learn about the PC plus the software that came with it...LOTUS 123 version 1.0, DOS 1.0, Display Write..forgot, what version...it got us curious on how to install the 'copied SW" we took home & try to load that into our own PC...in which we built ... so we learnt to be a "hacker"..learning some programming tricks to reset the "install" index in the OS etc...
That started a life long process of learning...by being curious...which led to DAC system, UNIX, SCO UNIX....etc...then late LINUX etc. even IBM system...
To cut a long story short...curiosity is the key...we are never too old to learn anything..unless we have some brain issues..then we can't help it....
Do not be overwhelm by technology....face one...ask yourself " how can I get round it"...instead of moaning & say..." I AM TOO OLD"...