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The Dangers of Wearable Tech

Despite all the fanfare of the recently released #applewatch  there is a clear and present danger that nobody is discussing.

Namely, the chances that you receive a call while cutting or chopping food and accidentally stab yourself in the chest.

Obviously we're joking and this #webcomics  strip (via Pandyland) is in jest as well. But it does give you something to think about. We can't be the only ones who have ever waiting until a friend with a #watch  had a full drink, only to ask them what time it is and have them spill said drink by tilting their wrist to check the time.

We sincerely hope everyone is careful when utilizing #wearables  such as the #apple  watch - and we also hope nobody actually chops food with their hand open-side up as in this comic.

#funny   #lol   #wearabletech   #wearabletechnology   #fiberhub  Fiberhub

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