Primitive Uses of Technology

Have you ever owned a $600 three inch mirror? Of course you do, just check your pocket. Thanks to the front facing camera, the initial use being video chatting, we now have an efficient way to check if there is something in our teeth. Be honest, how many times have you actually used that camera for video conferencing? Now on to voicemails and the incredible inefficiency of them. It would just be faster to send a text message or an email than go through the whole process of leaving it and the other person taking the time to listen to it. Every single web site that we go to is also very insistent that we pick unique passwords each time. Which means to use the Internet as directed, we're required to remember dozens of unique, mixed-case, symbol-containing gibber-words, a feat that is more or less impossible for our caveman brains to manage. So we end up reusing the passwords. We all do it, do not deny it, because otherwise there would not be all those wonderful articles out about it. Think about it.