My personal paradox is that I have railed against the intrusion and dehumanization of technology, and yet I am tethered to my iPhone. Do I feel differently when it’s my technology and not someone else’s? I hope not or I might be forced to add hypocrisy to my list of flaws. I’ll have to monitor myself in a fair and balanced manner. Will I conclude that my phone call while at a restaurant is of monumental importance while another patron’s phone use is a selfish and unforgivable threat to world peace that should be prosecuted? Purple Heart - Read on... This morning, I was halfway to work when I felt for the phone in the inside pocket of my jacket. Not there. I palpated other pockets none of which contained the desired item. The car seat was bare. I did not fear the most dreaded explanation, that being that the phone was mistakenly left in Starbucks and purloined by a Frappuccino felon. As a U-turn seemed hazardous on the highway, I took the next exit and heade
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