OUT OF REACH
It was only recently that we were expected to always be available. This from Nicholas Bate (via Patrick Rhone):
“Life was shaped, from edge to edge, by scarcity and by natural limits. The shop shut. The night fell. The letter took three days. You were, for long stretches, simply out of reach.”
We drove across town to pick up groceries without a phone. We drove across state lines. We drove in snow storms and heavy rain.
Without a phone.
Yes, of course the phone comes in handy in emergency situations, but now everything is seemingly an emergency sitatuion, from breaking news, shipping alerts, album announcements, Slack notifications.
When are we ever out of reach?
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