• Kecessa
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    1 year ago

    And before anyone screeches at me about what link said what, forget it. I'm not interested in reading text about how the 60s and 70s were supposed to have taken place

    Check any sources on cable TV history, it’s all the same. Just because you decide to ignore it doesn’t make it false, it just proves your ignorance.

    Here, since you “don’t want to read”, this one has a nice graphic that should make it easy for your brain ☺️

    https://www.cablecompare.com/blog/the-complete-history-of-cable-tv

    Interesting fact: Did you know that historians study things that happened before they were born and it doesn’t make them wrong and they don’t consider anecdotes to be absolute truth because individual memory isn’t reliable? Crazy right?