> When you don’t have an established wired infrastructure, it becomes significantly easier to jump technology generations
> As others mentioned, It's a very similar situation for rural American
That’s a seperate anecdote about his dad in America.
If you’re going to nitpick irrelevant inconsistencies, at least be right.
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> As others mentioned, It's a very similar situation for rural American
That’s a seperate anecdote about his dad in America.
If you’re going to nitpick irrelevant inconsistencies, at least be right.