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Hi everyone s.

Do you consider essentially the same people who were your parents or grandparents at your age? I guess the response from around the world is obvious: NO! It seems obvious that this should be, since the society in which we live differs substantially from that in which they had to do them at our age. And these differences are partly social (in terms of values, which is well seen and what is "sin" ... hehe), but are largely technological. We should not take too much looking back to remember how our parents valued the decision to buy or not a mobile phone with arguments such as "is that this I will not need it" or "it is posh." Or as the computer started in the offices more pointers, to finish (as it is doing today the mine), the perfect complement to our bedside table.

will attend next year (we're still starting ...) to a boom in mobile data allow us to be constantly online, chatting with friends, sharing location, pictures, impressions about the places we visit and be aware of our social networks, e mail, etc.

Y. .. having all this there is, and what's coming come (tablets, internet tv ,...), what we teach in schools? The same as learning our grandparents with the same methodology.

For those who follow the belief that " the rod and spoil the " I invite you to see this program. Discover how good and recommendable are video games and all the benefits of being able to learn using new technologies.

I hope from now, when you have the opportunity to have a new gadget, do not turn your back on laziness never manage to make and tackle. Increasing need of these bugs, and it would be nice (although one will not get) to play with our children to their favorite games tomorrow. Do not make the mistakes committed in the contemporary days of the birth of some of the technologies without which today would not know how to live. And for the curious, here are some famous quotes fun:

- "The telephone has too many problems to be considered a serious method of communication. The invention has no value for us" (1876 - Responsible for Western Union )

- "Machines flying heavier than air is impossible! "(1895 - Lord Kelvin. President of the British Royal Society)

-" Who the hell wants to hear actors talk? "(1927 - Harry M. Warner. President Warner Brothers)

- "There is no reason anyone would want a computer at home." (1977 - Ken Olsen. President and founder of Digital Equipment Corporation)

- "640kB should be enough for anybody" (1981 - Bill Gates, in an interview on the RAM of computers)

- ... funny or not?

Greetings to all.

Berto.