You’d typed them all neatly, folder by folder, topic by topic. Your laptop was your second brain. Until one day it wasn’t. Maybe it crashed, or got stolen, or refused to power on two days before exams. Panic set in. The screen stayed black, and so did your mind. From that day forward, you emailed yourself copies, printed summaries, even took pictures of whiteboards when no one was watching. You learned that backups weren’t paranoia — they were survival. Because when tech betrays you, it doesn’t say sorry.

You’d typed them all neatly, folder by folder, topic by topic. Your laptop was your second brain. Until one day it wasn’t. Maybe it crashed, or got stolen, or refused to power on two days before exams. Panic set in. The screen stayed black, and so did your mind. From that day forward, you emailed yourself copies, printed summaries, even took pictures of whiteboards when no one was watching. You learned that backups weren’t paranoia — they were survival. Because when tech betrays you, it doesn’t say sorry.