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I'm very confused by this take. It's been over 20 years since then and it's still just as awkward to take a call in public. People will instinctively prefer a

I'm very confused by this take. It's been over 20 years since then and it's still just as awkward to take a call in public. People will instinctively prefer a quiet place away from the crowd. Otherwise others may eavesdrop, think you're talking to them, or are crazy. You'll find that most of those people with airpods are listening to something, not talking on a call. The most popular "smart glasses" that I see everywhere don't have cameras. They're "AR" HUDs for watching movies or playing games. It's not about social acceptance. These hardware designs still suck big time.

Nursie 3mo ago
> think you're talking to them Yeah that's still weird. Last time it happened to me was in the City of London near Liverpool St (ironic as we're talking about banking phonecalls). Out of nowhere a guy walking towards me starts speaking, for all the world like he's trying to talk to me, so I stopped and said "Hey, can I help you?" Nope, strides on past, then I noticed the airpods.
- ButlerianJihad 3mo ago
  > City of London Thanks to binge-watching CGP Grey's channel this week, I know exactly what you're referring to, and why you wrote it fully-specified like that!