Regarding "Ask for the digits": I'm amazed how many people look at me like I'm asking them to donate a kidney when I ask to exchange actual phone numbers. BTW, I think a more accurate English translation of the Korean words is "How Scary". Anyway, close. Also, Kakao is the best. We use it extensively to communicate with people here, and with family in Korea. Text, call, email, calendar, video calls, send your location -- and it's a free app.
I can still remember the phone number from my childhood phone, and my husband’s family phone number from the 1970’s but can’t remember my kids phone numbers. Technology has made my brain lazy in that way.
Regarding "Ask for the digits": I'm amazed how many people look at me like I'm asking them to donate a kidney when I ask to exchange actual phone numbers. BTW, I think a more accurate English translation of the Korean words is "How Scary". Anyway, close. Also, Kakao is the best. We use it extensively to communicate with people here, and with family in Korea. Text, call, email, calendar, video calls, send your location -- and it's a free app.
Nothing is free…
China is strong, I've known that for years...
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I can still remember the phone number from my childhood phone, and my husband’s family phone number from the 1970’s but can’t remember my kids phone numbers. Technology has made my brain lazy in that way.
exactly! Same w/ driving directions! Altho I try my best not to rely on 'maps' on my phone...
I know this doesn't really relate to this article but I am trying to get the word out on this. Last night (overnight) the super majority Republican in the Indiana House and Senate made changes to the budget without any input. They will be voting on it tonight after 6:30. Here's an article: https://bloomingtonian.com/2025/04/24/indiana-gop-slips-overnight-higher-ed-takeover-into-state-budget-tenure-academic-freedom-and-governance-at-iu-under-assault-as-local-political-tensions-rise/
I received a later email they also cut out the appropriation for Public Radio in the state.
Thanks for sharing. “Under the cover of night” is an ominous beginning for an article. It lived up to its opening.
Thanks for this: I forwarded it!