Computer slavery; are we victims of our own high-technology?
Posted on August 13th, 2007 by Dr. Leslie Brown
Only a small percentage of my time is actually maintaining, cleaning & delivering bikes. The most common chores are inflating tyres, swapping pedals, adjusting rear derailleurs, cleaning chains, truing spokes, and preparing people’s toolkits before a ride.
You wouldn’t think this, but the overwhelming majority of my time is spent networking. Devising & publicising online marketing campaign strategies (especially during this low season). I also do all of the administration & financial work at the computer. Answering emails and keeping the books up to date. Its a full time job to maintain such a web presence. I’m wondering when I’ll be able to go for a bike ride… 
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From one computer slave to another: I know exactly how you feel! I did a post about your services - including your great video - on my blog a while back, but if I can be of any further help, please give me a shout. For instance, I’m always on the lookout for guest posts for my blog that cover things I don’t and, those would give you links and hopefully increase your presence.
[…] consequence. As we complicate the systems which govern our lives, revenge effects multiply. Technology demands more, not less human work and vigilance. For every accute problem solved, a chronic problem comes up in its stead. New roads lead to bigger […]