| ▲ | redhale 15 hours ago | |
I don't doubt your sincerity. But this represents an absolutely bonkers disparity compared to the reality I'm experiencing. I'm not sure what to say. It's like someone claiming that automobiles don't improve personal mobility. There are a lot of logical reasons to be against the mass adoption of automobiles, but "lack of effectiveness as a form of personal mobility" is not one of them. Hearing things like this does give me a little hope though, as I think it means the total collapse of the software engineering industry is probably still a few years away, if so many companies are still so far behind the curve. | ||
| ▲ | tasuki 14 hours ago | parent [-] | |
> It's like someone claiming that automobiles don't improve personal mobility. I prefer walking or cycling and often walk about 8km a day around town, for both mobility and exercise. (Other people's) automobiles make my experience worse, not better. I'm sure there's an analogy somewhere. (Sure, automobiles improve the speed of mobility, if that's the only thing you care about...) | ||