>"Technology” is a very broad term... It does seem intuitive to discriminate among the technology but I think there is an insiduousness in assuming some activi

>"Technology” is a very broad term... It does seem intuitive to discriminate among the technology but I think there is an insiduousness in assuming some activity to be perfectly benign or healthy. The problem is that it all tends to blend together to add up to a lot of device time such that even "healthy" tech activities become part of the overall addiction. And, the total time spent on-device comes at the expense of other forms of entertainment/activity, social interaction, and learning which might make for a healthier balance. So, no matter the content, it's probanly still an issue of degree and overall balance.