The End of Absence: Reclaiming What We've Lost in a World of Constant Connection | 
so-soI had high hopes for this book but I felt it was more of the author's narrative with bits of facts thrown in. It felt weak and wasn't as cohesive as I think it could have been. Worth a check out from the library as it did have some interesting points but don't bother to buy it.
So creepy and yet so accurate...
Now that's something to ponder...
Well that is an unusual way to describe someone...
Because having a reading buddy rocks!
"We all do no end of feeling and we mistake it for thinking. And out of it we get an aggregation which we consider a boon. Its name is Public Opinion." ~ Mark Twain
Reading about "digital burnout" in the perfect setting.
Reading this one for dinner. "This will kill that" may be the most succinct insight I've heard or understood in a long time. The author presses us to consider what "that" our "this" (the internet) will kill, is killing, or has killed.
Put here with a table cloth my mother sewed, as she sewed everything in our home for so many years...the question is irrevocably pertinent.
