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You've probably looked into compromise solutions that let you do these things in the same way you've found a way to use the internet that's compatible with your
by Kye 4y ago
You've probably looked into compromise solutions that let you do these things in the same way you've found a way to use the internet that's compatible with your values. Can you share your thoughts on those for people looking to get away from smartphones without losing access to things? You might have some insights that provide a solution to someone.
- aliqot 4y agoThat's a good question. One is to be a good note-taker. Another is to deal with community-first and work your way outward when it comes to business, buying things. Your local butcher or farmer knows you better than any Amazons or delivery services and will generally accept cash. A good alternative to modern banking is a credit union, which are owned by the community and run by community members. Time is another consideration; phones have influenced culture in a way that makes this generation crave immediacy, and similarly people's schedules are tight for most of the day. Plan ahead to be punctual and make time for things like finding your way to a new place, or extra time needed to use a printed boarding bass. Does that help answer your question?