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Also remember the risk of risk aversion: leading a dull, curmudgeonly life. In general, I've found that the more you understand in detail how a technology work
by trevyn 9y ago
Also remember the risk of risk aversion: leading a dull, curmudgeonly life.
In general, I've found that the more you understand in detail how a technology works, the more comfortable with it you become.
- jsgo 9y agoPerhaps, but this isn't a case of a technology that supersedes another in a meaningful way. Sure, plugging the phone in or placing it on a Qi charger is a hassle, but it is a working solution. This isn't quite like the alleged cancer risk of cell phones: there's really no other technology that competes with cell phones at this point, so it is a bit easier to take on the risk.
- trevyn 9y agoOne of my secret weapons is the understanding that removing tiny bits of seemingly insignificant friction can have compounding effects, and ultimately results in qualitatively different outcomes.