>I'm only 59, but without my paper bills, I've missed a few deadlines for credit card. The article was talking about a 78 year old, and you're 59, but this is

>I'm only 59, but without my paper bills, I've missed a few deadlines for credit card. The article was talking about a 78 year old, and you're 59, but this is a problem that will not go away if it isn't addressed. One day even Zoomers will be confused by needing to pay their bills using their wet-wired neurolink to an orbiting drone, and they'll be unable to because their tiny house doesn't have a v9000 laser alignment defragmenter. And then the bank will send a Terminator to their doorstep to deactivate their iLegs for non-payment. Dealing with real people, that you have a prior relationship with, in paper (or parchment, or papyrus, or clay) has a robust tradition that everybody can understand or at the very least deal with. I don't mind technological solutions, but they had better be as robust as being able to call up Dave and having him work out the problem.