Here are a couple of interesting snippets...
"Shallowness does not necessarily preclude depth. We just have to find a new equilibrium between the two. We need to be both pond-skaters and scuba divers. We need to master the ability to access facts while reserving time and space to do something meaningful with them."
"Some have suggested a web sabbath, a day or two in the week when we force ourselves not to read emails or post blogs or text messages; a break in order to think in the old way again. To look at human faces in the flesh rather than on a Facebook profile, to read a book rather than a blog, to pray rather than browse."Sometimes I think I should run away from my computer for a day or two to restore my sanity!
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I felt out of loyalty to my dearest that I should rebut your post with my mother's paper called
ReplyDelete'new skills for a new age'
- she reckons Google is making us smarter!
http://apollo.instanthosting.com.au/~ace14897/conf07/papers/new%20skills%20for%20a%20new%20age%20meijers.pdf
what a long address- maybe just google it (ha ha no pun intended!)
I would also like to footnote that I personally am a fence sitter on this issue!
gooo procrastination! xx katie