>"But I am saying that just because we (I am sixty) grew up without such technology and turned out all right, does not mean there is no risk." I am 61 and I un

>"But I am saying that just because we (I am sixty) grew up without such technology and turned out all right, does not mean there is no risk." I am 61 and I understand that yes there is a risk. But maybe this is the risk worth taking. As a kid I walked to school and back every day and generally much of my life at that point and later on was spent outside. I am now looking at my 8 year old grandson, all the gizmos he has, access to information and being constantly accompanied by adult for security. I love him and sort of feel very sorry. I think no fucking way I would trade the type of childhood freedom I had to the one most of modern kids are having.