For a child, technology plays many roles: teacher, babysitter, playmate and pacifier. As a result, our kids are drifting between the digital and analog worlds, and often find themselves tripped up by the border between the two.
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For a child, technology plays many roles: teacher, babysitter, playmate and pacifier. As a result, our kids are drifting between the digital and analog worlds, and often find themselves tripped up by the border between the two.
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Logo no quarto texto da antologia da "Granta", o conto "O Que Você Está Fazendo Aqui", de Luisa Geisler, surge uma personagem chamada Meike ("As coxas dela se tocam quando ela fica em pé. Ela é linda.
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