CONVERSATION STARTERS WE WOULD ALL DO WELL TO NEVER UTTER: “You really should get a Kindle (or Nook, or . . .).” You like an e-reader? Good for you. Do you really need the rest of the world to be on board to validate your choice? “I don’t think reading an e-book is really reading a book because I like the feel of a book in my hands.” You like the feel of a book in your hands? Good for you. Do you really need the rest of the world to be on board to validate your choice? “I don’t know why anyone would buy a PC. I just love my Mac.” You love your Mac? Good for you. Do you really need the rest of the world to be on board to validate your choice? “I don’t know why anybody would pay the extra amount for a Mac, or the software that comes with it.” You don’t want a Mac? Good for you. Do you really need the rest of the world to be on board to validate your choice? There are, of course, many other paired opposites, but you get the general idea. In each case my response is the same: Good for you. Do you really need the rest of the world to be on board to validate your choice?
Posted on: Wed, 29 Oct 2014 21:27:13 +0000
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