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I guess my main point was just alluding to the fact that it appears to me technology may be keeping people from interacting like they used too.  My teenager is staring at her phone constantly, my son's on his ps4 for hours, etc, etc.  That was the (failed badly) point I was getting at.

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14 hours ago, Shocker said:

I guess my main point was just alluding to the fact that it appears to me technology may be keeping people from interacting like they used too.  My teenager is staring at her phone constantly, my son's on his ps4 for hours, etc, etc.  That was the (failed badly) point I was getting at.

In my humble opinion, not very much has changed.

Do we look at a phone more than we did the daily newspaper back in the day?  Are you on a PS4 more often than you practiced piano, or some other instrument back in the day, or holding a fishing pole, or golf club?

I think what we are doing/looking at to pass the time has changed, but we are still just passing the time.

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