That's the power of making people believe they have no choice. And, of course, it takes a large amount of people who are so gullible it borders mental disability. Ah, and laziness.
Yeah,that does make sense,hard to say which is the most common though,gullable or lazy...Oh yeah,don't forget the fear of trying anything new or different.
Except Microsoft products change all the time. There was that time Office got a ribbon, there was the change to Office365. Even then people didn't want to change when there were good alternatives.
Hahaha, yes! The fear of change! All day and every day everybody shouts that "things should change" and as soon as a proposal for change appears, people tend to back off. Hahaha
That's the power of making people believe they have no choice. And, of course, it takes a large amount of people who are so gullible it borders mental disability. Ah, and laziness.
Yeah,that does make sense,hard to say which is the most common though,gullable or lazy...Oh yeah,don't forget the fear of trying anything new or different.
Except Microsoft products change all the time. There was that time Office got a ribbon, there was the change to Office365. Even then people didn't want to change when there were good alternatives.
Hahaha, yes! The fear of change! All day and every day everybody shouts that "things should change" and as soon as a proposal for change appears, people tend to back off. Hahaha