Pretty much our entire consumer technology existence didn’t exist when Tom Brady played his first Super Bowl

Pretty much our entire consumer technology existence today didn’t exist when Tom Brady played in his first Super Bowl. This image is The Basis Point’s artistic tribute to the mighty Tom Brady and Jon Erlichman, whose sports and data packaging dominance (respectively) speaks for itself.
There isn’t any consumer who doesn’t use at least one of these apps or companies. And most of us do use — or have used — nearly all of them. Granted, Brady’s first Super Bowl appearance was 2002. But still, this list of innovations since then is staggering.
And just think of the things that aren’t on this list. Innovation moves fast, and it’ll keep getting faster. So we all gotta try our best to be like Brady and get sharper as we age…
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Reference:
Things That Didn’t Exist When Brady Played His First Super Bowl (Jon Erlichman)
Things that didn’t exist when Tom Brady played in his first Super Bowl:
iPhone
Android
YouTube
Gmail
Tesla
TikTok
Spotify
Skype
Square
Uber
Zoom
Airbnb
Google Maps
Bitcoin
PayPal
Dropbox
Hashtags
SpaceX
Slack
Fitbit
GoPro
iPad— Jon Erlichman (@JonErlichman) January 24, 2021