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Connecticut Middle School Successfully Bans Phones
Assistant Principal Raymond Dolphin knew he was taking a risk in December 2021 when he banned cell phones from Illing Middle School in Connecticut. But ...
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Astonishing Video Gaming Statistics
The gaming industry, valued at around 257 billion US dollars as of 2024, is on a winning streak. As the pandemic ceased, the competition among gaming ...
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Man Builds Device that Blocks Neighbor's Music
Roni Bandini is an artist and computer coder in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Like a great many Argentinians, he hears a lot of reggaeton music (a blend of ...
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A ‘Typewriter Rebellion’ Is Underway
You might call it the sound of a rebellion. Young people in the Phoenix, Arizona valley are buying old manual typewriters and using them as a creative ...
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The Only Kid in Class Without a Cell Phone
Kaylee and Mike Low have four children. When their oldest son, now aged 14, started asking for a cell phone back in the fourth grade, they both said no. ...
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Are Hypnotic YouTube Edits Getting Old?
There’s a particular trend that has come to dominate videos on social media. It’s called “retention editing,” because of its ability ...
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The Librarian in Your Brain Is Slowing Down
We may not want to admit it but author Arthur Brooks is convincing when he writes to the effect that age-related decline will come much sooner than we ...
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50% of Teens Do Not Enjoy Life
Some experts call it “the new great depression.” Since the rise of social media, depression and feelings of hopelessness have skyrocketed ...
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Smartphones and Distracted Drivers
It’s frustrating to public safety officials that there is so little publicly available data on the role that smartphones play in distracting drivers ...
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The Addictive Nature of Online Gaming
In 2018, the World Health Organization (WHO) officially recognized "internet gaming disorder" (IGD). Addicts play pathologically. They can't ...
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