Walter Kirn, of The Atlantic thinks boredom is extinct. He attributes this to technology:
"Thanks to Twitter, iPads, BlackBerrys, voice-activated in-dash navigation systems, and a hundred other technologies that offer distraction anywhere, anytime, boredom has loosened its grip on us at last."
Continue reading here, and see his musings on what else may have been lost. Could it be? Is boredom a thing of the past, or does it just look differently now? Did we sacrifice idle, but potentially creative moments, to keep up with technology’s latest creation? If boredom has been replaced by technology, does this also signal an end to time for pause and meaningful reflection?
Continue reading here, and see his musings on what else may have been lost. Could it be? Is boredom a thing of the past, or does it just look differently now? Did we sacrifice idle, but potentially creative moments, to keep up with technology’s latest creation? If boredom has been replaced by technology, does this also signal an end to time for pause and meaningful reflection?
Technology made a lot of easiness for human that why it never be leave bored according to my opinion.
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