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I wouldn't say best form of transport because it depends what you're transporting, how far you're going and when do you need to be there, if you're commuting to work or cycling for pleasure.

If it really was the best form of transport, I would have a bike, but because of what my job demands it is literally impossible or insane to do.

That being said, I do miss my old bike (it got stolen 😔) and tinkering with it, super worth the money I bought it for.

Who's dogma?

Or a windows user...

People have different preferences, I take my notes on multiple places of different formats so I understand the appeal of a digital one and a written one. It is rare for me to take notes but the ones that I want to keep more permanently are written. Day to day stuff are typed up and checkmarked once completed.

For a lot of my job a lot of parts have to be hand written and there are no excuses for typed up stuff, the same goes for my colleagues, for people in other departments in my company, for my clients, for the client's client, the list goes on.

Your argument that if you already own a phone a pen and a notebook does come at a cost, yes it does, but your phone has a phone plan right? So you'll pay monthly for it? Unless you just have a phone and rely on WiFi connections?

How is a phone cheaper than a pen? Electricity isn't free, sure charging them is a fraction of cent but still, every time you charge either or both, someone is paying for it.

Is it your cakeday?

How often are you buying ink for your pen? Just buy a notepad? Regardless, both are cheap.

Don't worry if you were in my life, I'd put you first ;)

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I love you.

I think they were freezing and somehow got incapacitated. Thankfully they had a whistle, so they blew into the whistle and someone heard it and came for the rescue. I think that may be the story.

Good bot!

How much?

16 billion years of evolution and still nobody asked if it's your first comment on lemmy. Joking obviously, welcome to lemmy!