Re: Internet and computer addiction explained by the Neuro-Interface theory from Wassenaar

My Stars! Do I detect a bit of heavy sarcasm in your fingers? If you read carefully ( and applied a bit of critical thinking) you'll see that I qualified my opening statement by using the word "many," as in, "not all," teenagers. I happen to have a wonderful niece about your age who does not fall into the "naive" category, nor does she spend all her time on the street, as you seem to think I and other "old farts" think all teenagers do.

I still stand by my statement that many teenagers have not gotten past the stage of all or nothing thinking, or taking things at face value. You may not see this because you are the oldest and maturest that you have ever been, but when you turn 40, you will look back and see how differently things look.

p.s., if you were so astute, you wouldn't have so many spelling errors.

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