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I haven't worn a watch in a long time and I use my phone as a pocket watch. Somehow, I only notice the time on my phone if I specifically pull it out for the p
by lucian1900 14y ago
I haven't worn a watch in a long time and I use my phone as a pocket watch.
Somehow, I only notice the time on my phone if I specifically pull it out for the purpose. I only notice the clock on my laptop when I'm curious about it.
I don't think banishing clocks is necessary: just care less about them.
- brazzy 14y ago> I don't think banishing clocks is necessary: just care less about them. This. But you can't feel all hip and special and write blog posts about that people call "beautiful".
- Alekanekelo 14y agoBut maybe you are used to not care about the clock. People like the person who wrote this blog post obviously felt that the clock controlled his life and stressed him out because of that. The only way for him to not care about it is to get rid of it altogether. At least in the beginning. Personally I don't think this would match my lifestyle. I don't know anything about this persons lifestyle but most employed people and students have deadlines they need to meet and that requires to know the clock to the minute.
- nsmartt 14y agoI personally do this, but I do find that, at times, I learn what the time or date is. It does throw me off. I can see benefit, for me, personally, in taking it a step further and removing clocks from my life.