For those that might be new to this series, I thought I would share a little tip I learned recently. It is a trick I learned from my friend Dan, who teaches the principles of Vulnerability.
The idea is this: Imagine a person is standing alone in the middle of a very busy intersection. There is no hope of getting help, no matter how hard you try, because they have no way to communicate with anyone or do anything to help themselves. However, there is a person at the very back of the road, with a car, who has a phone and can call 911 if they need it.
The trick is to use a small phone signal, like a few microwaves, to give a signal to someone at the back of the road, but the signal will only be strong enough for a very short period of time, so you won’t be able to get help for more than a few seconds. Then, once it’s over, you can use the phone to dial 911 and request the police to come and help.
That’s awesome. That’s what I was thinking as well. I’ve been using the microwaves to dial 911 for so long that I’ve gotten used to the idea of using the phone to try to get someone or something to come to get me.
Yes, the phone is just a phone. But if you can make people call 911 by microwaving them, then you are helping their chances of getting help. If you can make your partner call 911 over a microwave signal, then you are helping both of you, since your partner will be able to hear your microwave transmission easier than you.
As the saying goes, “The right to be forgotten is not the right to be forgotten.” When you are talking to someone, you can feel free to add them to your address book, to put them on your Facebook or Twitter, or to post them on some other social network like Tumblr. But you can’t add them to your address book on Facebook or Twitter, and you can’t post them on Tumblr.
A lot of websites like Facebook and Twitter will automatically detect when you add someone to your address book, but the only way to delete something from your address book is to take it down. So unless you’re Facebook or Twitter, your address book is your main way of keeping track of and interacting with people. It’s important to keep your address book up-to-date so when your partner gets married, they can add their spouses to their address book.
The only other way to do this is to post them on Twitter, and then you can delete them. It’s not as secure as Facebook and Twitter. But they’re the only ones who can delete anything.
It’s not a matter of if you’re on Facebook or Twitter, but of how your partner is doing. If your partner is doing your housework, Facebook is one of the best places to see your home. If your partner is doing a lot of housework, Twitter is another. And if the owner of your house is a social media account, Facebook is another.
In fact, if you are the one performing housework you can look through the entire house, Facebook, and Twitter feeds (and all the other social media platforms) at once. You can find your partner’s house and other things to do all in one glance.
