Walking through the mall and heading to the grocery store, one thing has become blatantly obvious to me: smartphones are everywhere. And it's not just the youth.
Some years back (when my daughter was in her early teens), my husband, my daughter, and I decided to enjoy a nice lunch out together. At the table next to us was a couple in their 60s, and both of them were busy texting—or doing whatever—on their smartphones. Even my daughter commented on how they weren't talking to one another.
"Don't they like talking with one another, mum?"
I just shrugged in response and continued on with my conversation with my husband.
But that interaction got me thinking. Are smartphones and social media the end of our society?