During the late middle ages, in a village called Borrowdale, in England, a group of locals saw a few uprooted trees. The story of the discovery of graphite for use as a pencil is quite interesting.
Graphite: primary material used in making a pencil (Credits: SeventyFour/Shutterstock) Interesting history behind the discovery of pencils For millennials, boomers, and earlier generations, however, the sight of a pencil and eraser triggers undeniable nostalgia, even if you don’t fully understand the production or function of these rudimentary tools. However, with the advent of digital devices like tablets, smartphones and smart screens, the pencil and eraser are becoming less popular. Back then, any error could simply be erased, thanks to our trusted pencils-the writing tool for most children growing up. When we were not constantly mocked and hounded about our tiniest errors. All of this makes me want to return to my childhood, when life was so much simpler, when making a mistake wasn’t a crime. Basically, you need to be very careful about what you type on the Internet to avoid such embarrassing encounters. Therefore, even if an individual deletes a tweet/post/comment, the content is preserved in some form, which can then be used later, if necessary.
#Pencil eraser archive
They’ll bookmark it, screenshot it, archive it and do everything to make sure that miswritten content remains on the internet in some form or another. Trolls on the Internet are just waiting to pounce on any such gaffe and make a big issue of it. Ask any celebrity who has committed an unfortunate typo or posted something contentious on their page. Once it’s on the Internet, it will remain there forever. In our digital age of social media, everything seems closely monitored.
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