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Personally I think TV has never been better, the arrival of huge choice and the ability to schedule it when I want means I never watch crap.
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When I have something better to do I do it. When I havent there is TV.
TV does not rule my life.
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That's like saying the printing press was a waste, it depends on what books you read (or TV programs you watch). TV is just a means of conveying information through audio and video, I love documentaries and have learnt a lot from them - radios and books can't touch HD television for this purpose.Originally posted by expat View PostNever in the field of human technology has so much good invention been available at such a low price, for the purpose of wasting more time on more rubbish than any other medium could dream of.
Your Sony Bravia is only £700 if your time is worthless.
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Is TV overrated?
Never in the field of human technology has so much good invention been available at such a low price, for the purpose of wasting more time on more rubbish than any other medium could dream of.
Your Sony Bravia is only £700 if your time is worthless.Tags: None
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