>I am not convinced that face-to-face interaction is an inherent good. I think the inherent good is that young people understand social dynamics and how to rea

>I am not convinced that face-to-face interaction is an inherent good. I think the inherent good is that young people understand social dynamics and how to read the non-verbal cues of others. I've noticed some, those who spend a excessive amount of time online, have a hard time translating their personality into IRL.