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http://www.janchipchase.com/blog/archives/2008/02/monday_morning.html#comments
how do cell-phone shape our behavior?
* being late is easier, text msg / call to inform the waiting one( or change plan at the last min)
* breaking up with out meeting in person ( or do something else important)
* no talking to "unknown" people anymore, like the brother/mother of the girl you are pursuing
* check up your cell phone constantly become normal behavior, whether there is important agenda or not.
* always concern about the signal, trying to get signal all the time( elevator, tunnel, subway)
* the boundary between private and public is vaguer than before, especially when someone ignore the "polite protocol" of using cell phone and force others to share his conversation
* the default status of your phone should be "ON"
* people get stressful when others left their phones ringing without picking up( either don't have the knowledge of putting it to vibrate mode or simply left their seat without carrying it)
* interrupt the on-going face-to-face communication and cut-in
* call more than once when we fail to reach someone( stronger urge or the higher expectation?)
* pretending having a incoming call or a on-going call to avoid some other undesirable interaction/situation
* assume everybody listen to their voice-mail constantly ( get pissed or surprised if someone doesn't)
* prepare more than one number to separate private and business
* ring once and expect the receiver to call back
* use cellphone to take picture/video and sent to friend
* tend to take the call even when you are not well-prepare to
* some trust issues are being amplified(check on your husband by keep calling)
* kill the uncertain/vague/imagination between people, trace people down( hey, its me, where r u?)
Time you DONOT want to be connect/ DONOT want OTHERs to be connected
* when u about to get laid
* in a class
* in a library
* in an interview
* in an argument
* when your hands are full
* while watching movie
* when you about to sleep or doze off
* when on vacation
* when you are going to have a overhear problem(bus, train, elevator, also dont want to hear other people's story)
* when you are in the bathroom/toilet
* church
* funeral
* any form of ceremony
* midnight
* a call from your annoying client
* when you having an affair
* when you really prefer to keep silence
* when you simply want to be alone
Timing you feel paranoid/anxious about cell-phone
*trying to get signal but cannot, especially when other people can
*brother by other people's conversation, getting too much information/ noise while wanting to be quiet
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how do cell-phone shape our behavior?
* being late is easier, text msg / call to inform the waiting one( or change plan at the last min)
* breaking up with out meeting in person ( or do something else important)
* no talking to "unknown" people anymore, like the brother/mother of the girl you are pursuing
* check up your cell phone constantly become normal behavior, whether there is important agenda or not.
* always concern about the signal, trying to get signal all the time( elevator, tunnel, subway)
* the boundary between private and public is vaguer than before, especially when someone ignore the "polite protocol" of using cell phone and force others to share his conversation
* the default status of your phone should be "ON"
* people get stressful when others left their phones ringing without picking up( either don't have the knowledge of putting it to vibrate mode or simply left their seat without carrying it)
* interrupt the on-going face-to-face communication and cut-in
* call more than once when we fail to reach someone( stronger urge or the higher expectation?)
* pretending having a incoming call or a on-going call to avoid some other undesirable interaction/situation
* assume everybody listen to their voice-mail constantly ( get pissed or surprised if someone doesn't)
* prepare more than one number to separate private and business
* ring once and expect the receiver to call back
* use cellphone to take picture/video and sent to friend
* tend to take the call even when you are not well-prepare to
* some trust issues are being amplified(check on your husband by keep calling)
* kill the uncertain/vague/imagination between people, trace people down( hey, its me, where r u?)
Time you DONOT want to be connect/ DONOT want OTHERs to be connected
* when u about to get laid
* in a class
* in a library
* in an interview
* in an argument
* when your hands are full
* while watching movie
* when you about to sleep or doze off
* when on vacation
* when you are going to have a overhear problem(bus, train, elevator, also dont want to hear other people's story)
* when you are in the bathroom/toilet
* church
* funeral
* any form of ceremony
* midnight
* a call from your annoying client
* when you having an affair
* when you really prefer to keep silence
* when you simply want to be alone
Timing you feel paranoid/anxious about cell-phone
*trying to get signal but cannot, especially when other people can
*brother by other people's conversation, getting too much information/ noise while wanting to be quiet
*
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