You&#x27;re the one complaining about being &quot;dependent&quot; on technology, which sounds exactly like something a hipster would yap about.  If the shoe fits, wear it.<p>Every time you get in your car and drive any significant distance, you&#x27;re &quot;dependent&quot; on technology.  Are you going to try to walk 100 miles so you don&#x27;t have to be dependent on technology?  Cellphones are no different.<p>AAA is not &quot;technology&quot;, that&#x27;s a service.  Please try to learn the difference.  Someone coming and doing something for you because you&#x27;re too lazy, ignorant, or disabled to do it yourself (the last one is excusable, the others not so much) is not &quot;technology&quot; any more than a business having a telephone number is a &quot;tech company&quot;.  Changing a tire isn&#x27;t hard, it even tells you how in your car&#x27;s owner&#x27;s manual.  What this has to do with cellphones, I have no idea.  If you don&#x27;t have a cellphone with you because you&#x27;re a hipster moron who doesn&#x27;t want to be &quot;dependent&quot; on technology, and you&#x27;re on a rural road and just had a car wreck, what&#x27;s the &quot;handling the necessities of life&quot; method of calling an ambulance, smoke signals?  Technology allows us to do things we couldn&#x27;t do before, and turning your nose up at it because of some hipster ethos is just stupid and shortsighted.  And no, you&#x27;re not a technophile, or else you wouldn&#x27;t have even come up with this idiotic argument.