Agreed, there's resisting new technology when it provides no greater benefit - and then there's resisting new technology despite all its benefits.
There's certainly a hell of a lot of redundant tech out there, but why not have the best of both worlds? Pick the best of the new to replace the worst of the old, ignore the worst of the new and keep the best of the old.
I don't think OP is completely resisting new technology, but one of my biggest pet peeves are people who absolutely just refuse to adapt or use new technology period, despite the good that it can to- or people who just turn their nose up at new technology, too.
Is it normal to not care about new technologies?
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Agreed, there's resisting new technology when it provides no greater benefit - and then there's resisting new technology despite all its benefits.
There's certainly a hell of a lot of redundant tech out there, but why not have the best of both worlds? Pick the best of the new to replace the worst of the old, ignore the worst of the new and keep the best of the old.
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Look at how prized an asset a collection of vinyl records is now after everyone first put them in the loft and then binned them in the early nineties.
I don't think OP is completely resisting new technology, but one of my biggest pet peeves are people who absolutely just refuse to adapt or use new technology period, despite the good that it can to- or people who just turn their nose up at new technology, too.