Would you rather lose the use of all phone devices or one of your hands?

I would go for transport, obviously. Im too attached to my hands! Ha! 

I’d lose the tech then find myself a bike and a tent and explore the world!

That is a bit of a tough question to answer, but I am leaning toward electronic devices. I don’t think I could live without the use of my hands

lose the tech. Really its just an object that is inbetween connections, remove it and you can still connect, its just a bit harder, but more classic which is what I think is needed sometimes… but it would be really hard lawl

I’d ditch the hand for a faster/stronger prosthetic and keep using my devices

Fascinating question. I rather like my hands. I could probably live without all my technology related things, but it’s not all about me. I’d be surrounded by people who still have full use of their technology. This would make survival in this world quite a bit more complicated. I’d be disqualified from jobs (unless I can use other people’s technology just fine), be limited to bike travel (I live in the city, so a horse isn’t an option; though that’d be more fun), and lose many of the things I enjoy. 

I don’t want to steal another person’s comment, but depending on the prosthetics available, I might sacrifice a single hand (can I choose which one?) to keep technology. I like to be as non-material oriented as I can, but my field of study is pretty computer oriented. It’s possible without, but I’d be at a major disadvantage in such a competitive world. 

But if no prosthetics are available, I’d find a community where living without technology is made easier. 

Keep hands and take up an Amish lifestyle

Technology comes and goes. The ability to think critically and creatively and using all of your faculties to their utmost potential is far more valuable. A no brainer for me although the choice would be filled with challenges, new ways of doing things would emerge out of necessity.

I had a stroke and lost use of my left hand (dominant) and left side of my body. I’ve got about 90% use back. When you lose the use of something important, the need to have all of it back is relentless. I have gone from dial phones to my current Note 3, I started on 2nd generation computers up through today. I would give up all the technology to walk like a normal man… and I would do it today.

It seems adding motorized transportation is a bit arbitrary -as such forms of transport existed long before computers and smartphones and the only real connection would be they are all ‘modern’ inventions- and makes the question much more difficult to answer, in this context you would have to live within a close proximity of your job, friends and family (perhaps if being a passenger is allowed this is not as much of a hinderence) to be workable (choosing to keep your hand), if it were just phones and computers I would choose to keep my hand.

I’d keep my hands unless I could get a replacement which would be just as good as my current hardware. I’d hate to loose the musical capabilities which I’ve trained for all my life just so I could get around, communicate and learn faster.