Perhaps the answer is for every old person to become an expert personal computer and network administrator. Really? We're so wrapped up in technology that my G

Perhaps the answer is for every old person to become an expert personal computer and network administrator. Really? We're so wrapped up in technology that my Grandma is now considered useless unless she can help me setup my home media server? Despite growing up with technology, I learned many, many things from my elders, including work ethic, money management, respect for others and an appreciation for simpler things in life, like gardening and carpentry. I think I know what he's getting at, but I really just found this article absurd. There is, and will always be, more to life than bits and bytes.