@kevinwong I used to remember the younger days where there's nothing much to play except sand(aka mud when it rains), catching tiny fishes in the drain or looking under every leave for spiders (fighting matches).. with the neighbours
Now, everything starts with 'I' (iphone, ipad) and there's no community interaction. Everyone walks with their eyes glued to their "I" devices, constantly looking down. Same for adults and kids..
It's a sad scene but what we can do is to start with the current generation and to educate what is important. There should still be hope afterall.. ;)
Hmm not sure if it's any different, maybe more screen-staring with the e-devices, including the kids. I mean back then, people used to stare at things as well.. like newspapers and stuff. I guess it depends, information is used well can be liberating, and i think the new gens will face their own challenges but gain new superpowers..