>spending time at a PC can lead to a career in software engineering >spending time on YouTube can lead to being an e-celebrity Two differences are that of tho

>spending time at a PC can lead to a career in software engineering >spending time on YouTube can lead to being an e-celebrity Two differences are that of those is a casino, and it's probably not the healthiest or most sustainable path for most people. >When you're looking at kids glued to the phone, you're looking at how the generation above me/us looked at me,and not you. And I think I'm in the majority of people that was glued in front of the PC; Nothing "productive" really came out of it The argument here is that the PC offers an onramp for some percentage of people to something really good, while the phone intrinsically doesn't. Or, if it does, it's an onramp to being an influencer. Nuff said. :p