"Airbus" wrote

Funny, I see it just about the opposite - with a much greater risk of kids
becoming isolated today because of their technology. Not only are some of
them
playing video games 16 hours a day, but even their friends are virtual
chat
partners. Many parents would like to have more contact with their kids, do
stuff together. .

I don't think what you're saying is contrary to what I (tried) saying. They
are still being, and expected to be entertained, by the technology as you
said.

When this stuff is not available, they still expect to be entertained.

Gotta go. See ya.
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Jim in NC