What? The only kids for whom addictive technology could pose a problem, or be a negative influence, are the "bullies" and "kids that have always been popular"?

What? The only kids for whom addictive technology could pose a problem, or be a negative influence, are the "bullies" and "kids that have always been popular"? This is obviously wrong (there are plenty of young people who don't fit that description who are addicted to tech--for example the hikikomori [0] in Japan) and a massive generalization based on your own person experience. [0] http://fusion.net/video/568756/hikikomori-japans-lost-generation-of-digital-age-hermits/ http://fusion.net/video/568756/hikikomori-japans-lost-genera...