Phone addiction

I wonder if people would still think this if I carried a book, notepad, walkman, camera, camcorder, and newspaper around with me as separate items?
Yeah but you're not carrying around a newspaper that constantly updates every ten seconds and you spend up to 6 hours a day flicking the pages across

I feel sorry for kids growing up in this era, just being manipulated into spending as much time as possible starting at a screen
 
I wonder if people would still think this if I carried a book, notepad, walkman, camera, camcorder, and newspaper around with me as separate items?
Probably, if the first thing you did every day was to pick up notepad/newspaper/camera and spend 90% of your day using them and hardly interacting with your fellow human beings.
 
Yeah but you're not carrying around a newspaper that constantly updates every ten seconds and you spend up to 6 hours a day flicking the pages across

I feel sorry for kids growing up in this era, just being manipulated into spending as much time as possible starting at a screen
We were in McDonalds the other day and a young mother came in with 2 toddlers, she got the happy meals and coffee for her, sat down and got her phone out, for the next hour she just stared at her phone, the kids were eating then wandering around bored, she seemed completely oblivious to them or what they were doing, obviously more interested in whatever she was reading.
See this a lot, like in kids playgrounds when I take my grandson. Feel like shouting "watch your kids & show interest in what they're doing"
Times have indeed changed.

Get on the tram, I'm a FOC...sometimes I feel like I'm the only one looking out the window.
 

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