Write a poem about all the things information technology enabled us to do between the '70s and now. Only mention the things got enabled to do, not how, why, when or with which technology we did them. Try to focus on the things that are really out of the ordinary compared to the rest of human history. Make it 12 to 16 lines, and don't mention information technology itself.
We've bridged the distances, connected as one,
 Shared thoughts and ideas, till the day is done.
We've accessed the wisdom of ages past,
And summoned answers to questions that would last.

We've witnessed events, as they unfold in real-time,
And walked on virtual streets, in a digital prime.
We've conversed with strangers, across the sea,
And formed communities, where none used to be.

We've carried libraries, in the palm of our hand,
And brought the world's knowledge, to a distant land.
We've created worlds, where fantasy and dreams reside,
And brought the impossible, to the other side.
 In the '70s, a world unfurled,
Of knowledge and wonders untold,
A realm where information swirled,
And stories, both new and old.

We sent messages through the air,
Connecting hearts across the globe,
Shared ideas, near and far,
And saw worlds from every angle.

We summoned knowledge with a touch,
And learned of lands once far away,
In an instant, we could reach much,
What once took years, now takes a day.

And though the how and why are complex,
The result is simply this:
We're connected, we're dexterous,
In ways that past ages can't dismiss.