Last but not least: send a quick text message
What would the world look like today if technology were still at the level it was in 1900? Pretty funny, the ad suggests.
Not being satisfied with the first or second solution. Stay hungry, even if something works. Wanting to become better. Reinvent. Fortunately, our ancestors have always kept this in mind, otherwise today we would have to write our text messages on Morse code machines, start cars with a crank and hire cable carriers for mobile telephony. This is what society would look like, at least in the eyes of DBB South Africa, if inventions had not been invented again and again. You could already make phone calls back then, but things are definitely better today.
The same applies to banking. Here, too, it took a brainwave or two so that we no longer have to keep our savings in the local vault and withdraw money with a savings booklet, but can instead customize our savings to our individual needs on the iPad. If we live in South Africa and are customers of First National Bank. Even if it wasn't all bad in the past. For example, interest income was income that still deserved its name. But that's another topic.
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Thomas Häusermann
