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[Silver Bridge] Volume 4 · Chapter 3 · The hands that froze before the QR code, and the story behind them
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- At a restaurant in Guro, Seoul, the writer recounts how a 78-year-old man gave up his meal and left because he could not pay by QR code.
- A 2024 survey by the Ministry of Science and ICT found that the digital information level of older adults (aged 55 and over) was 72.3% of the general population's level.
- The writer argues that the problem is not the technology but a design with no safety net to return from a mistake, and that having someone nearby to guide people is what matters.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [실버 브릿지] 제4권 · 제3장 · QR코드 앞에서 굳어버린 손, 그 뒤의 이야기
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