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@ljwrites@writeout.ink @writingbooks@fedigroups.social The book Murder in the Tool Library uses this perspective mechanism a bit. Some of the members of the Citizens Detective Society tasked with solving the titular crime are older folks who remember how things were done in the past and who are sometimes struck by how much things have changed. The bloodhound trainer Nakamura (a former police officer in the old world) especially brings this perspective to the story. It really is a very useful way to do worldbuilding