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15千禧年快过去30年的世代，我们在看什么电影、在读什么书？在通过什么渠道接收什么质量的讯息、我们在想什么？这是萨拉曼卡节目一直思考的，欢迎加入我们的讨论，一起在宇宙漫游。
六一快乐！祝每个大人心里都住着小时候纯真的自己！
《怪奇物语》开播十周年我们依然在谈论它的一切，这期栏目我们聊的是：
少年团的勇气是人类的赞歌。
我们怀念那个8090年代！
一些时间点Mark:
011 is NO.1
Will is not well.
Max hits MADMAX!
The anthem of humanity is the hymn of bravery.
Hopper and Joyce
Cut1: Holly, Jolly
Cut2: The Mall girls
Cut3: Will's heart
Cut4: The letter
A nostalgia for simplicity
写给8090后录音的链接在Memes Today ，以及诗句原文：
If you were born in the 80s or 90s, you grew up in a world that doesn't exist anymore.
You remember when friendship meant knocking on someone's door, not sending a text.
When Saturday mornings were made for cartoons, not scrolling feeds.
When happiness came from mixtapes, bike rides, and street lights telling you it was time to go home.
But here's what makes your generation different:
You were the bridge.
The last to know life without technology, and the first to grow up adapting to it.
You lived through pay phones and dial-up, and then watched the world transform into something faster, louder, and harder to escape.
And maybe that's why people born in the 80s and 90s carry a certain ache —
a nostalgia for simplicity, a quiet wish that joy could still feel as easy as it once did.
If that feels like you,
it's because you carry two worlds inside you.
OP ED都来自MegMyers的《Running up that hill》
