Oh. Automation makes it somewhat more understandable, but not fully, still. The last time I was scared of a door, it was when I got a car door slammed on my hand when I was 8 or so.
What makes you think you'd get stuck? And how would you be injured severely enough to make all this worry worthwhile?
I'm not sure what's more disconcerting to me - the fact that people are scared of scenarios like this, or the fact that enough people are scared of scenarios like that that they installed a button to help provide peace of mind to these people.
Gaah, it took me forever to figure out what the heck this button was you were talking about. Now I have to go back and re-read the archives for additional giggles. Curse you, awkward engineer!
A button? Really? Does that actually happen?
ReplyDeleteThe thing has a motor that makes the doors turn when you swipe your ID badge. I'm fucking TERRIFIED of it. The button doesn't make me feel safer.
ReplyDeleteOh. Automation makes it somewhat more understandable, but not fully, still. The last time I was scared of a door, it was when I got a car door slammed on my hand when I was 8 or so.
ReplyDeleteWhat makes you think you'd get stuck? And how would you be injured severely enough to make all this worry worthwhile?
A vivid imagination.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure what's more disconcerting to me - the fact that people are scared of scenarios like this, or the fact that enough people are scared of scenarios like that that they installed a button to help provide peace of mind to these people.
ReplyDeleteGaah, it took me forever to figure out what the heck this button was you were talking about. Now I have to go back and re-read the archives for additional giggles. Curse you, awkward engineer!
ReplyDeleteHaha. Mouseover text for the win! Bonus value! :-)
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