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Fast forward to 2017, where a man named Sam rises to the beep of an alarm clock, greeted by warmth from central heating. His life starkly contrasts that of the 1717 farmer. Clean clothing, hot coffee, and a powered shower are staples of his morning. With a few taps on his smartphone, he accesses the latest news, including a notification about his brother's injury. Their distance is no barrier to communication; a call is just a breath away.
Sam's day unfolds within a structured routine, underpinned by technology. Remote working becomes a reality, allowing him to prepare for software demonstrations with a laptop conveniently stored in his car—a mere vehicle compared to the transportation struggles faced by his ancestor.