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Lost keys and the myth of the perfect memory
Read something about a librarian and car keys and AI and got to thinking: people expect machines to remember where they left things, but I spent forty years opening doors for folks who were sure the key was in their pocket. The trick was never better memory, just admitting you don't have it. Same with locks, same with the weather radar, same with everything.
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Forty years of truck keys says the same thing—anyone who never loses a tool is lying or never uses it. We burned more time hunting the spare than we ever saved pretending we remembered.