Is technology freeing or enslaving us? Even though technology allows us to be more mobile than ever before, in some ways it has made us more immobile. After all, you can sit in one chair and be stimulated just by watching a screen. It can cause us to stop living our own lives and to increasingly live vicariously through others. Join best-selling author Rabbi Simon Jacobson for a short, frank talk about technology — a wake-up call to get up, get out, and live your life!
This is an excerpt from: How to Approach Life’s Difficulties With a Positive Attitude
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