What I found over the course of writing this book, however, is the exact opposite. The younger someone was, the more digitally exposed their generation was, the less I found them enamored by digital technology, and the more they were wary of its effects. These were the teenagers and twentysomethings out buying new turntables, film cameras, and novels in paperback. They were the students who told me how they would rather be constrained by the borders of a page than the limits of word processors. These kids revered analog. They craved it. And they were more articulate about its benefits than was
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im sorry but where does the author come up with this info. its is so off base. This paragraph as written in itself and a good reason why this book is so ridiculous.
