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I specifically don’t want human interaction for menial things. It’s a waste of my time and adds no value to the transaction. If I neee a friend, I’ll talk to a

I specifically don’t want human interaction for menial things. It’s a waste of my time and adds no value to the transaction. If I neee a friend, I’ll talk to a friend. As far as CC details, we have fraud protection and can disable a card at the first sign of trouble. With Apple Pay it’s even more secure.

paganel 8y ago
> It’s a waste of my time and adds no value to the transaction. It’s a waste of my time and adds no value to the transaction. I find this attitude extremely alienating, at least in my case. I've been through several dark periods in my life and having constant human interactions even for "menial things" was one of the things that has kept me above the water, so to speak. I also don't associate human interactions (even with strangers) to making "transactions" or the like, that, to a person like me, looks like treating people as means instead of ends in themselves (I'm a kantian when it comes to morals, or at least I try to). We cannot keep a compact and well-functioning society if we start seeing talking with other people as "menial things" or "transactions". > as far as CC details, we have fraud protection In my country (in Eastern-Europe) CC fraud protection is a joke. Even if that weren't the case, I don't want a 3rd party to have access to my finances if I can avoid it.