I love New York Cities' subway tunnels. They're just, they're just nice. And part of the reason for that is due to the fact that it's a sort of isolation chamber. I don't know anyone in the tunnels and they don't know me, and it's a relief to get away from everybody. Or as close as you can get in a place like New York at least. Anyways, the reason I'm telling you about this is because you write about technology a lot, and how we interact with each other through it in some ways. Recently, some of the tunnels have been given cell phone/wifi access. Do you feel that the constant interaction with each other that we have is a bad thing or a good thing and what do you think the future ramifications of those kinds of things will have, if any?
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I love New York Cities' subway tunnels. They're just, they're just nice. And part of the reason for that is due to the fact that it's a sort of isolation chamber. I don't know anyone in the tunnels and they don't know me, and it's a relief to get away from everybody. Or as close as you can get in a place like New York at least. Anyways, the reason I'm telling you about this is because you write about technology a lot, and how we interact with each other through it in some ways. Recently, some of the tunnels have been given cell phone/wifi access. Do you feel that the constant interaction with each other that we have is a bad thing or a good thing and what do you think the future ramifications of those kinds of things will have, if any?
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