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Smartphone Story (The Tale of an Old Phone)

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Smatrphone Story (The Tale of an Old Phone)

Recently, archaeologists published a sensational discovery. At a space burial site, artifacts of a prehistoric civilization that existed a thousand years before the advent of the electronic brain were found. They are primitive devices made of metal and plastic, with which our ancestors tried to communicate with each other.

Professor of Anthropology, Dr. I — Vam-Dam, reported that, in his opinion, in the early stages of the development of “Earth-cycle” civilizations, these magical artifacts allowed communication with the souls of their fellow tribesmen encoded within them, and received the conventional name “iPhoneosaurs” — the progenitors of modern eye-ear-brain emulators.

But the most astonishing thing was revealed to scientists when they managed to decode the memory of one of these “iPhoneosaurs”. Having lain in intergalactic dust for more than 10 light-years, it nevertheless managed to preserve a great deal of interesting and important information, shedding light on some of the customs of our ancestors.

The scientists managed to establish an approximate date for these artifacts — the early 21st century of the “Earth-cycle” era.

In the faded photo-frescoes we see our ancestors against the backdrop of family rituals of eating and drinking, posing against primary plantings and non-sterilised water resources. We also see that in those times our ancestors did not even have individual “healthy breathing” systems from the “I air” company, and they gathered food instead of using pills from “I food!”.

But the most interesting thing was revealed to scientists when they managed to decipher the internal memory of the iPhoneosaur itself — its personal memory, where it recorded everything that happened to it, even when the acid-alkaline balance in its veins ran out.

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