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I wondered how people could miss Sergey's point. Looking down at your phone breaks eye contact, and puts you in a subservient (bowing) position.

I read this as "Emacsulating" and was disappointed to find I had misread it.

"I’ve written before on the Harvard Business School professor Amy Cuddy and power poses—I’ve even tried them out, at some cost to my dignity but gain to my dry-cleaning pickup skills."<p>So dignity is just for the masculine? It's not masculine to pick up dry cleaning? Is this what the tech community needs? More gender stratification? This is a disgusting article that makes nobody look good.

If smartphones are emasculating, then Google Glass is dehumanizing.

I can't decide whether it's better in this case to cite Betteridge's Law or try to devise some new law for headlines best answered with "unask the question before you hurt someone with it."<p>Or with "who gives a fuck." No, I've got it: if anyone asks whether something is emasculating, the correct answer is "who gives a fuck." misuba's law. You're welcome.

A million readers just staightened their backs and puffed their chests.

I wondered how people could miss Sergey's point. Looking down at your phone breaks eye contact, and puts you in a subservient (bowing) position.

I read this as "Emacsulating" and was disappointed to find I had misread it.

If smartphones are emasculating, then Google Glass is dehumanizing.

A million readers just staightened their backs and puffed their chests.

Are Smartphones Emasculating After All?

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Are Smartphones Emasculating After All?

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