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46 sats \ 3 replies \ @SimpleStacker 1 Dec \ on: Parenting Education
I often think about how kids make dumb mistakes because the lack the experience to know better, and how that lack of experience is also what makes them unafraid of new tech and willing to try things out.
Old people get stuck in their ways, perhaps because they've been conditioned to think that other ways are dangerous.
Anyway, I don't know how coin lockers work, but how was he able to put it into an open public locker that you weren't able to subsequently open? If he was able to put it in, doesn't that mean you should also be able to take it out?
I also wonder how the coin lockers work.
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- Put in the item
- Press a lever downwards
- A notification would pop up on the screen, prompting you to tap your card to lock it
- And then, it’s locked 🔐
But we are unsure why the locker locked itself despite us not tapping an I/C
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There’s an excellent way of perceiving kids’ naïveté. Thanks, I shall keep it in mind.
Two staff from the coin locker company came down. Apparently, they were as baffled as us. Seemed that someone had to press an I/C card (like Suica) before the locking mechanism would be activated. They had no clue how the locker got locked after my son just put the toy inside. Haha.
Are you still enjoying Tokyo?
Stay warm!
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