Never-Ending Story — Real Life
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The timeless fear — manifest in modern-day technophobia — of watching kids go where adults can’t follow
Never-Ending Story The timeless fear — manifest in modern-day technophobia — of watching kids go where adults can’t follow Grant Farred July 21, 2022 share Image: Flood (2022) by Dylan Solomon Kraus . Courtesy the artist and Peres Projects, Seoul. A technophobe, I know nothing of the rabbit holes my 13-year-old son disappears down when he is engrossed in any one of his devices. His phone, his iPad, his computer. My ignorance, however, does not stop me from reaffirming, for me, the superiority of the tactile. I read , I tell myself, I read books. And I am in control of where I go when I a
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