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Love it. I love leaving my house without my phone when I have the opportunity. I cannot remember the last time I did anything productive or important phone fran
by juujian 4y ago
Love it. I love leaving my house without my phone when I have the opportunity. I cannot remember the last time I did anything productive or important phone frankly, other than 2FA or sending an email that I could have sent from my computer.
Giving your phone to a stranger can be daring, but it's probably the second best thing to leaving it at home. If you guys do that again, get a locker. I remember seeing a locker with chargers for phones in China. Requires less trust (if you don't actually plug it in).
- bentley 4y ago> I love leaving my house without my phone when I have the opportunity. I used to do the same, but after a fender bender I decided to keep one with me when driving in case I need to (1) take pictures or (2) make an emergency call. But I don’t feel any less disconnected, because my phone is kept in airplane mode except when absolutely necessary. I get the benefits, without the drawbacks. > Giving your phone to a stranger can be daring, but it's probably the second best thing to leaving it at home. In my opinion, developing the self control to have a phone and not use it is better than giving it to a stranger.
- juujian 4y agoWell, leaving my phone at home is my version of self control... I know myself well. What you're saying reminds me of minimalist phones though. Devices that are not powerful enough to do more than messaging etc. I should get one.