Accepting a Mail Dominant World —Cagle

You can make an argument that it has vastly improved our level of privacy. But now there are those who refuse the offer of “care to look at this by yourself when you have a free minute?” They feel violated by this “invasion” of privacy.

Where is this all going? Someday, perhaps, people will walk around with “do not disturb” indicators on their person, meaning they are not interested in giving you the time of day, directions or a quarter.