All screens are not created equal
Not too long ago, there was just one screen in our lives. We called it TV. Everyone surrounded it at set times.
Now screens surround us. They’re everywhere you look, in airports, cars, grocery stores, and on gas pumps. And they’re closing in, on our desks, in our laps, and even in our pockets. In fact, screens far outnumber people.
Screens entertain, inform, challenge, and connect us. We watch them, write and work on them, play with them,…
Have you given much thought to screens? I often wonder: are they simply sheets of glass that deliver content? Or do they have distinct personalities? Moreover, do I behave differently when interacting with various kinds of screens?
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