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That's silly. Phones can get damaged or stolen, looking at a sign is much faster than looking at a phony and signs hardly take up any space.
by pantalaimon 5y ago
That's silly.
Phones can get damaged or stolen, looking at a sign is much faster than looking at a phony and signs hardly take up any space.
- tjr225 5y agoAre you suggesting that cars can't get damaged or stolen? lol
- zanny 5y agoIts still really convenient. It is really starting to pick up - I can use my phone to pay fares in a lot of metros now, have real time transit tracking, and use it for navigation even when walking. Its definitely, imo, to the point where it is becoming a responsibility of societies to provide its citizens access to these technologies because of their utility. That means subsidized / free phones and service, imo. Everyone really should have a baseline of digital access as a fundamental right, hopefully this decade. The COVID relief free cell service in the US I think has been an eye opener for me.