Wow. I don't really know what to do with this stuff. I assume it's aimed at a certain type/class of worker who mostly relates to people and things from a electro-technological place. I cannot imagine shaking hands with someone and then needing to do ANYthing electronically based to follow up, other than perhaps writing down my phone number or email and handing it to them.
I wonder how many people inhabit a universe where most (or all) interpersonal action, introduction, communication has an electronic element.
Fascinating stuff, thanks for sharing -- but I just don't see it working in my particular life.
Actually, they stopped saying that pretty quickly about bicycles once they added the chain-drive. Once pedaling became self-evident, a lot more people wanted to go out and ride.
Wow. I don't really know what to do with this stuff. I assume it's aimed at a certain type/class of worker who mostly relates to people and things from a electro-technological place. I cannot imagine shaking hands with someone and then needing to do ANYthing electronically based to follow up, other than perhaps writing down my phone number or email and handing it to them.
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Fascinating stuff, thanks for sharing -- but I just don't see it working in my particular life.
Yes, it seems unlikely that normal human life will include stuff like this, but they probably said that about bicycles, too!
ReplyDeleteActually, they stopped saying that pretty quickly about bicycles once they added the chain-drive. Once pedaling became self-evident, a lot more people wanted to go out and ride.
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