Devices have become the adult equivalent of security blankets, pacifying us with familiar apps and rhythms of dialogue.
Comment: Good essay, N'Gai. I appreciate the connection to Aristotle. I've heard lots of times about the way we can't seem to simply "sit" with ourselves, and you've done a good job of bringing out that--with some nice humor along the way. I linked to your article here: http://www.coffeeculturekingdom.vox.com.
Keep up the good work!
Phil Henry
Comment: (linkback) Devices have become adult equivalent of security blankets - Agree or Object? [VOTE] - http://www.thriveorfail.com/1ae86
Comment: Here is a little rule of thumb to figure out whether or not you are a tool. If you are standing in line for a new cell phone and you are standing OUTSIDE of the store, you are a tool. If it is raining and you are still in line, you are nuts. If you camped out in front of the store prior to their opening, you have no life, and if you are towards the front of that camp out line, you are probably a gen-x or y white male that has never ever kissed a girl. If you are first in line, you have never kissed a girl, and you never will.
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