Doing things on a personal level is very small scale and doesn't get the attention it needs to be something big. Also doing everything personally is very wasteful of money.
Say for example, something everyone among us can relate to, a DSLR camera. An entry level DSLR camera costs around 40,000Rs, that too with normal lens. One has to save up for about 4 or 5 months and buy it. Soon you'll realise that the DSLR camera is not being used as much as it should be. Most of the times it sits idle in the bag. The camera in the mobile gets more use than the DSLR. Still the quality of pictures is much better. Instead of buying personally, if he had bought with 3 other friends, with each contributing 10,000 rs, he could have saved 30,000rs, and sharing with friends means the camera also would've been utilized to the maximum.
This is the basic philosophy behind the technology library.
Say for example, something everyone among us can relate to, a DSLR camera. An entry level DSLR camera costs around 40,000Rs, that too with normal lens. One has to save up for about 4 or 5 months and buy it. Soon you'll realise that the DSLR camera is not being used as much as it should be. Most of the times it sits idle in the bag. The camera in the mobile gets more use than the DSLR. Still the quality of pictures is much better. Instead of buying personally, if he had bought with 3 other friends, with each contributing 10,000 rs, he could have saved 30,000rs, and sharing with friends means the camera also would've been utilized to the maximum.
This is the basic philosophy behind the technology library.
