In Alison Gopnik, "Diagnosing the Digital Revolution : Why It's So Hard to Tell if It's Really Changing Us" she addresses whether we are changing technology or if technology is changing us in our society. Technology has always improved throughout the years, for example Even in the Neolithic period, pottery decorations changed over generations” (524). Today in our society, we are engrossed with our phones, always having it on our hands, whether we are talking, texting, or on social media. Children today are accustomed to this new technology, that older people are confused by it, always asking their children for help. “Our children will talk digital as a native language, while we speak it haltingly with an immigrant accent”, is such an insightful
