Before caller ID, you picked up the phone and said “Hello” because you didn’t know who was calling. There was a ritual of discovery.
Now, when the phone rings, your brain is already jumping ahead — what does this person want? Is something wrong? Depending on who’s calling, you may instinctively assume bad news.
Technology was supposed to make communication easier. It has introduced new anxieties instead.
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