We all switch off from our connection to the internet, at least by diverting our eyes to a printed page. We are not yet fully adopted citizens of the web, consuming content all our waking time. I can’t see a future where we are looking at screens with out pause or break. Perhaps though, screens are just a temporary measure until we can live up to cyborg ideals and have the images directly beamed in to our brains.
@LinziMclagan @Eli_App_D I do the same so I can sit in a comfy chair and read away from a screen. A wee bit respite from the blue light
— C (@c4miller) January 16, 2017
from Twitter https://twitter.com/c4miller
January 16, 2017 at 09:26PM
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Ref: Hand, M (2008) Hardware to everywhere: narratives of promise and threat, chapter 1 of Making digital cultures: access, interactivity and authenticity. Aldershot: Ashgate. pp 15-42.