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I don’t know – this one I think I disagree with! 35 seems very young to become inflexible. Maybe as the pace of technological change quickens our adaptability goes up too.
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I think you’re probably right. I work on the phone all day and I no longer have a phone. It’s all on the computer. I didn’t think I’d cope very well but it didn’t take me long at all to adapt.
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