It's sort of like buying at a supermarket (or market) rather than at 7-11.
Computerized tomatography and nuclear magnetic resonance imaging only appeared circa 1970, but there are still at least some doctors around who try to divine things by looking at a printed film. Budding radiologists seem to get it, though.
such as electronics and energy drinks
I'm pretty sure I don't understand the economics of at least one of these things that make them a theft target -- unlike something that may be making a resurgence.
At the port of Tianjin, scheduling that previously required 24 hours now takes 10 minutes, and 88% of large container equipment is automated. The port's operator says it requires 60% fewer workers than traditional facilities.
Nobody could see this coming! No wait, they could.
"A mind is a terrible thing to have leaking out your ears." -- The League of Sadistic Telepaths