Speed may not be the most important thing, but it's a thing. I just replaced my mom's dinosaur dell with my sister's newer gateway. It's an amazing difference. The difference between having to figure out how to brush your teeth and just brushing them. Even my mom who almost prides herself in being a techno idiot, was sitting at her old dell, clicking and clicking, hoping it would load faster. Even she had progressed past what used to be a screamingly fast piece of technology.
So we grow. Embrace our changes and feel free to let the "stuff" we use and live with reflect and serve our present moment. Otherwise, it could become an anchor that ties us to the past. And those anchors could be a large source of unnecessary frustration and limitation.
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