Aug 262010
 

Articles likes these can be a dime a dozen, but there can be some truth within them. After all, if God wanted us to have a Bluetooth earpiece in our ear all the time, He would have given us one to start with! I do believe that like anything else moderation is key. As Christians, we cannot let ourselves become so consumed with tech or whatever else that it takes priority over godly priorities.

“SAN FRANCISCO — It’s 1 p.m. on a Thursday and Dianne Bates, 40, juggles three screens. She listens to a few songs on her iPod, then taps out a quick e-mail on her iPhone and turns her attention to the high-definition television.”

via Your Brain on Computers – Digital Devices Deprive Brain of Needed Downtime – NYTimes.com.

Aug 172010
 

We are surrounded by technology… or does technology surround us? Whatever the case, we all have a health dose of tech in our lives. From the ATM machine to cell phones to remotes to TV, we interact with tech daily. Have you ever wonder the impact of tech on your mind? Five neuroscientists did and they took a camping trip to figure it all out.

Sound interesting? It’s a great article and a bit long. So grab a Pepsi and a Snickers for the read.

“GLEN CANYON NATIONAL RECREATION AREA, Utah — Todd Braver emerges from a tent nestled against the canyon wall. He has a slight tan, except for a slim pale band around his wrist.

For the first time in three days in the wilderness, Mr. Braver is not wearing his watch. “I forgot,” he says.

It is a small thing, the kind of change many vacationers notice in themselves as they unwind and lose track of time. But for Mr. Braver and his companions, these moments lead to a question: What is happening to our brains?”

Your Brain on Computers — Studying the brain from the New York Times

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