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Regarding one of his last ideas. For those above 35 what technologies seem against the order of things?

• kbutler 7y ago
  As an over 35, best I could come up with was maybe the lack of expectation of privacy/willingness to post anything. For example, why would I post to all my friends that I paid someone on Venmo? default=private was the first setting I changed. That's more of a social evolution than technological. But maybe I'm personally biased to accept new technology. (And my grandfather began using microcomputers in his 70s, so genetics/familial influence may play a role as well).
• marcosdumay 7y ago
  Putting everything on other people's properties, renting stuff that you'll use long term, and yes, as kbutler said, disclosing everything in public by default. Those are not technologies, but I doubt it was exactly the tech that the last generations were complaining about. Anyway, there is one piece of tech: the all hearing helpers we get on telephones and alexa style devices.
• slyall 7y ago
  For me it's most IoT stuff. I really can't see the point in paying good money[1] to be able to do weird things with my lights, aircon or stove. Security system perhaps but not the other junk. [1] - Also concerns about privacy and quick obsolescence of tech