No, they're not going to learn how to rip DVDs. They use old technology as if it were new, and they don't know anything beyond the basics, for example, playing a DVD, taking a picture and viewing it on the camera itself. They don't know how to download music, movies, or software, they don't know how to find subtitles for episodes, they don't know anything beyond the basic use of things, both new and old.

The thing is, they don't know anything else, and the old things are different from what they're used to, which is why they might be interested. When they see that modern things are more convenient, then they'll understand why the old things fell out of use. Otherwise, we'd still be using DVDs or vinyl records...

510 gigawats! 1.21 will be enough...

You put the iPhone in rice overnight, a Chinese guy comes, fixes it and eats the rice, that's how it works.

We have this in 2001 previous to the crisis its called "corralito"... and the excuse was the same. to increase the use of debit cards...