that's a good step in the right direction but it unfortunately still doesn't allow for the exact same culture and economic set up as the pre-cellphone world. hell, when cell phones themselves weren't too bad (though obviously took some of the random happenstance out of things because there were times when people would stumble into a place their friends weren't and either stay because it kicked ass or would go out, find their friends, and bring them back, but smartphones are really where things went off the rails because people started just messaging each other on facebook and watching videos instead of meeting up at places.
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