BY FROMA HARROP It’s a fair generality that the young are more technologically up-to-date than the old. There comes a time when one concludes that the wizards of invention have gone far enough. There’s no point in cluttering one’s mind with new gadgets and their instructions. A 96-year-old of my acquaintance was a Navy radioman who knew all there was to know about communications back in World War II. “Sparks” continued to adopt new technology […]
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