I recently learned about the Doorman Fallacy and couldn't help but connect it to an experience I had last weekend. The Doorman Fallacy is 'the mistake of assuming technology can replace a human without consequence'. This past Saturday, six of us had an impromptu brunch after our morning yoga class. Like many venues, this one had made a decision to replace physical menus with a QR code. Personally, I'm not a fan of this trend, because it forces me to take out my phone when I'd rather be present with the people I'm with. Anyways, I noticed that there was only one QR code on the table. We each had to take turns scanning it, an inconvenience that wouldn't exist with the parallelism of physical menus. Some of us, even with the latest iPhones, struggled to scan it the first time and had to make multiple attempts. The problems didn't end there. Midway through our meal, someone interrupted the table to announce that she received a text saying her parking was about to expire in 2 minutes.…