Technology Adoption Statistics Show Acceleration over Time

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"the time required for a majority adoption of technologies has been shortened over time:

129 years for the toilet to reach 100% of households in 1989.

120 years for drinking water to reach 100% of households in 1980.

99 years for fixed telephony to reach its highest peak of 95% in 2002.

78 years for the automobile to reach its highest peak of 92% in 1993.

48 years for electricity to reach 100% of households in 1956.

47 years for the radio and the refrigerator to reach 100% of homes in 1971.

25 years for the cell phone to go from 10% to 96% adoption in 2019.

24 years for the computer to go from 20% to 89% adoption in 2016.

23 years for the internet to go from 10% to 88% adoption in 2016.

14 years for social media to reach 80% adoption in 2017.

7 years for the tablet to reach 64% adoption in 2017."

(https://www3.paho.org/ish/index.php/en/decrease-in-the-time-required-for-the-adoption-of-technologies?)