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f1ea · 07-19-2009, 08:31 AM

I don't think High tech = high maintenance; you could equip yourself to the point of needing very little maintenance. To me high tech simply means more equipment. Low tech means less equipment. But both are interesting and appealing.

Low tech doesnt have to be sloppy, or 'simple'. And High tech isn't inherently beautiful... after all, the very same processes have to take place, its just a matter of whether your allowing them to occur naturally or getting equipment to do it.

Some people just love their gadgets... a brand new 100GB iphone, the 2 oz laptop that costs a fortune, a 20 Mega pixel camera, 9.1 surround sound... etc etc. High tech is definitely for them. Others (myself included) fall asleep when their friends show them the stats on their PCs, or the millions of functions their cell phone has. They are likely to prefer low tech.

07-19-2009, 08:31 AM	#66 (permalink)
f1ea Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Punta Cana, Dom. Rep. Posts: 57 iTrader Ratings: 0 Plant Points: 4100	Re: High tech vs. Low tech (El Natural) I don't think High tech = high maintenance; you could equip yourself to the point of needing very little maintenance. To me high tech simply means more equipment. Low tech means less equipment. But both are interesting and appealing. Low tech doesnt have to be sloppy, or 'simple'. And High tech isn't inherently beautiful... after all, the very same processes have to take place, its just a matter of whether your allowing them to occur naturally or getting equipment to do it. Some people just love their gadgets... a brand new 100GB iphone, the 2 oz laptop that costs a fortune, a 20 Mega pixel camera, 9.1 surround sound... etc etc. High tech is definitely for them. Others (myself included) fall asleep when their friends show them the stats on their PCs, or the millions of functions their cell phone has. They are likely to prefer low tech.