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Ep. 15: UGH, That Sounds Like WORK!
In Robert Fulghum’s 1986 book, All I Needed to Know I Learned in Kindergarten Fulghum has a section where he remarks upon all of the time saving devices of the modern era that fail miserably at saving us time.
The microwave, the washing machine, the crock pot, and their ilk promised us oodles of free time that would have normally been taken up by lowly and distasteful tasks of survival. We lived in a golden age of time saving gadgets and yet few of us had any time to spare. How was this possible?
We’ve added lots of gadgets and programs since then— air fryers, computers, email, texting……
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