Good article. Another response: 1. My tweets are more carefully crafted than the crap that flies out of my mouth, simply because they are limited to 140 charac

Good article. Another response: 1. My tweets are more carefully crafted than the crap that flies out of my mouth, simply because they are limited to 140 characters. 2. Seems to start as a new point, but resolves to supporting the first. No matter if it is inane, it's social. Being human, social matters. 3. We lose gray matter getting frustrated in traffic and with social interaction. It's a lose-lose. I'd argue time and energy spent interacting (as opposed to not interacting) is not ill spent. 4. Agreed. Minus the reminiscent inclusion of dated technology. Typewriters... meh. 5. Give it time. The format for displaying and absorbing information is lagging behind the method for creating it.