I am techophobic because:
9 ballots
have to sleep & work Leading
5 votes (56%)
looks antisocial Leading
5 votes (56%)
makes you crazy
4 votes (44%)
hype is too trendy
3 votes (33%)
evil computer drama
3 votes (33%)
I'm too opinionated
2 votes (22%)
why not paper
2 votes (22%)
no encouragement
2 votes (22%)
the sheer expense
2 votes (22%)
imagine gaining weight
2 votes (22%)
would limit my ideas
2 votes (22%)
attention deficit
1 vote (11%)
was before my time
1 vote (11%)
came after my time
1 vote (11%)
supposed to be hard
1 vote (11%)
it can't organize
1 vote (11%)
video games aren't this
1 vote (11%)
nothing is simple here
1 vote (11%)
bad karma clouds
1 vote (11%)
addictive nature
1 vote (11%)
plan vs mythical work
1 vote (11%)
it's all been done
1 vote (11%)
I get bored easy
0 votes (0%)
I hated school
0 votes (0%)
I can't compete
0 votes (0%)
what's a transistor
0 votes (0%)
no place for logic
0 votes (0%)
can't find my dreams
0 votes (0%)
it'll delete anyways
0 votes (0%)
free software liability
0 votes (0%)
who uses calculators
0 votes (0%)
waiting for biotech
0 votes (0%)
you'll put me to work
0 votes (0%)
bad english skills
0 votes (0%)
alphabet soup names
0 votes (0%)
my desire is intrusive
0 votes (0%)
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