I'm in a transition stage with the computer. I love books and manuals, and having a computer is like having the entire "Library of Congress" at home. I have learned to do a few basic things like e-mails and forums, but will not do on-line banking or putting a lot of information on the computer.
I have a real beef with politicians, government services, doctors and businesses that can ONLY be accessed on-line. My elected representatives apparently no longer have telephones- one must have a computer. I like to deal with people in real time. I like to hear their voice, intonation and inflection, and watch their eyes. "On-line" has become a convenient way to ignore people. My current town council may only be addressed through e-mail, or leaving a message at the town office. I had a VERY heated discussion with our mayor over my daring to call him at home. The computer is a great tool, but I fear what it is doing to our social skills. unc
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