Antisocial Networking? (Published 2010)

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Scatterbrain With children’s technical obsessions starting at ever-younger ages — even kindergartners will play side by side on laptops during play dates — their brains may eventually be rewired and those skills will fade further, some researchers believe

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Antisocial Networking? (Published 2010)

FACE TO FACEBOOK John Shumaker, 17, on Facebook at his home in Lafayette, Calif.Credit...Peter Da... FACE TO FACEBOOK John Shumaker, 17, on Facebook at his home in Lafayette, Calif.Credit...Peter DaSilva for The New York Times “HEY, you’re a dork,” said the girl to the boy with a smile. “Just wanted you to know.” “Thanks!” said the boy. “Just kidding,” said the girl with another smile. “You’re only slightly dorky, but other than that, you’re pretty normal — sometimes.” They both laughed. “See you