Front door 5-point or 3-point automatic locking?

  • Erstellt am 2022-02-04 10:05:41

Mycraft

2022-02-04 18:52:49
  • #1
That's just how it is. Like, what the farmer doesn't know, he doesn't eat. I feel reminded of the early 90s during the discussions about sense or nonsense when I was sitting at the computer and was not understood by many. What exactly one was doing there.
 

i_b_n_a_n

2022-02-04 18:56:58
  • #2
That is, as in almost all areas of life, due to the lack of empathy of the one who does not understand (intentionally without a smiley)
 

pagoni2020

2022-02-04 19:13:51
  • #3

Well......that is pretty harsh and right back into black-and-white thinking, isn't it?
Why does it always have to be so rigid, nobody said anything bad after all, or do people just want to be among their own kind or like-minded? No wonder that in the settlement all the houses look the same, although one can also find that beautiful.
Just imagine that there might be some completely uninhibited lurking readers here who ask themselves such questions because they are offered this. If a discussion or differing opinion is immediately shut down each time, then you're only among yourselves and the respective lurking reader finds no differing opinion. Is that really how it should be?
Were you so oppressed at home that you immediately blow up just because the one “older” person questions it for themselves, for their very own person!!!!, and even explains why it is so? To a young person I would like to say: You are an adult when you do something even though the older person says otherwise!

I like technology, I used to always be the first; today it often exhausts me and brings me no joy and no noticeable benefit (FOR ME!!!). That doesn’t mean I am completely lacking in empathy . Precisely because I have some empathy, I understand my children who live very differently and support them in things I would never need for myself because they simply enjoy it. Does that immediately make me the narrow-minded “farmer”? I find that a bit odd when I read it.
 

Tarnari

2022-02-04 19:22:01
  • #4
But exactly that does not contribute to the question of the topic. Statements like "absurd," "I don't drive a car," "then I'll lock myself out," etc. do not help the topic at all.
 

Bertram100

2022-02-04 19:29:01
  • #5
Locking out is absolutely not off-topic: when I leave the house, I put the key in the lock from outside, go out, and lock the door. If I no longer had to perform this action, it seems to me that the chance of forgetting the key would be greater. If others feel differently, all the better. But it is a thought that comes to me when automating this routine.
 

Tarnari

2022-02-04 19:37:39
  • #6
Well, I have been living with the fact that you take a key with you and must not lose it for over 40 years now. Why should it be different now? No matter, you don't have to come together. You have to „jönne könne“. As I said, I still need the key. Otherwise, I won't get in in case of an emergency.
 
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