I'm sorry to hear that, and thanks for sharing your thoughts. I hope your children are currently doing well. > As they would talk through what had happened, i

I'm sorry to hear that, and thanks for sharing your thoughts. I hope your children are currently doing well. > As they would talk through what had happened, it would become apparent that it wasn't the tech - it was the people. The tech was just where the kids were communicating. I think this is clearly true, but I think the idea is that tech has enabled new modes of interaction that can cause much more damage much more easily, and that we haven't built social antibodies to yet. I tend to roll my eyes at the doom-and-gloomers claiming that global connectivity hasn't done anything but cause psychological problems, but I did assume that there were significant societal costs currently being realized by this upheaval in the way humans connect to each other, and found the study to be quite an interesting finding.