Technology has impacted all corners of human existence. It’s eradicated a litany of once deadly diseases, brought fresh food and water to loads of people across the globe, and redefined the meaning of convenience. In fact, humans equipped with the power of technology have reshaped the earth, quite literally. Why then, when technology removes the useless bone from the chicken wing, do some troglodytes cling to the primitive methods of extracting chicken from the bone? Is it the final lunge of a dying stone age instinct? Is It an active rejection of technological advance? Who better to ask than those who still willingly tongue away at these chicken bones.