Quote by Adam Carolla

I don't know anything about computers.

I don't know anything about computers.

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This quote reflects a person's lack of knowledge or understanding about computers. It implies that the individual possesses little to no familiarity with the workings, functions, or technological aspects related to computers. It suggests their limited expertise in navigating or utilizing computer systems, applications, and concepts. This statement highlights a potential need for assistance or learning in this area.

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