Is web surfing affecting how we think?

Tech savvy at top of "new social order"

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  • Well, the internet wasn't around 20 years ago. If you wanted to find out information you had to go to a library and find a book about it. These days, you can find out information in seconds. Its not as though new information has become available, but much easier to find. So I suppose as a side effect, we show increased "learning abilities".

    My only criticism is that, as the internet grows, face-to-face communication becomes less, so having both learning and communication skills will be difficult.
    Posted by A. Broughton, UK

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