16 March 2008 at 1614
Bobbie Johnson partly answers my question “How did that happen?” in relation to the internet.
He says:
It’s not for nothing that the net is characterised as a time sink, because wherever it carves out efficiencies, it usually manages to create extra work, too.
Good point.
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