There are a few people on this forum who will relate to this one
The day that Albert Einstein most feared may
have finally arrived.
A day at the beach.
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Cheering on your team.
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Having dinner out with your friends.
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Out on an intimate date.
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Having a conversation with your BFF.
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A visit to the museum.
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Enjoying the sights.
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It's here!
I’m pretty sure the dinosaurs died out when they stopped gathering food and started having meetings to discuss gathering food
A bookshop is one of the only pieces of evidence we have that people are still thinking
Now, Bob. Be civil. You know very little about my life.
I’m pretty sure the dinosaurs died out when they stopped gathering food and started having meetings to discuss gathering food
A bookshop is one of the only pieces of evidence we have that people are still thinking
This is horrible, whenever I see something like that I feel people are just wasting their life's.
'11 Def 130 "Henry"
I have 3 phone / technology addicts in my household... none can communicate effectively, the youngest being almost totally imcompetant... well beyond what an 18 year old used to be like.
Only SWMBO has gained anything from her smart phone... playing on-line scrabble has indeed improved her vocabulary.... - and "on-line research" abilities..
- .finding cheats on the net ! .![]()
Nice quote, and may well be true but not a quote of Prof Albert Einstain.
Just another email/web based misquote from someone stupid who wants to say something dumb but wants to make it sound smart and believable.
Come on people, I hate my kids constantly on their tech devices too. But have some faith in our young people.
One of those young kids might just be bolting and new heart and lungs into your chest in a few years!
Nino.
After years of cajoling, reasoning and advice, I have given up trying to turn my teens from techno junkies into balanced humans.
Then recently, I discovered by accident that I could maybe use their addiction to meet my goals!
So now, when the young un's "don't know" how to fold washing, or cook pasta, or how to find a gift, I suggest they 'google it'! I even allow them to do it outside their 'screen time'.
Limited success but I guess it's early days.
Ralph
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