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It's not a case of what is technically possible, it's a case of swimming against the current while you could also choose to swim somewhere else. If you choose s
by oneplane 4y ago
It's not a case of what is technically possible, it's a case of swimming against the current while you could also choose to swim somewhere else. If you choose something that is not what you want, and you also accept that the world isn't static, but is constantly moving and due to the way it is interconnected you have to keep up at least a little bit, you will be unhappy no matter how hard you try to turn the thing you didn't want into something you did want.
It might make much more sense to just get the thing you wanted in the first place, right?
- user3939382 4y ago> you could also choose to swim somewhere else Agreed, we have to pick our battles. Personally I pick this one. We should exercise as much control as technically possible over these devices that are intimately linked to every aspect of our lives.