>I did a lot of biking to see my friends. Online spaces for interaction seem to be leading to kids being able to "interact" with each other from afar. You don'

>I did a lot of biking to see my friends. Online spaces for interaction seem to be leading to kids being able to "interact" with each other from afar. You don't need to ride your bike to Mark's house to play a game with Mark and his sister. You just load up whatever online game all three of you own. I'm not saying in-person interaction is completely dead to kids. I am starting to think the shopping mall as a hangout spot is dead to kids, though.