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EPISODE · Dec 28, 2016 · 21 MIN

Digital Millennial

from Four Thought · host BBC Radio 4

Jonnie Bayfield reflects on being the last generation to grow up in an analogue childhood."Looking back, I can see that no-one had any idea what the chemical, biological, or social ramifications of this burgeoning technology might be. In my school we had computer classes, but no-one ever suggested that intense use would lead to anything other than a personal and global liberation." Producer: Sheila Cook.

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Jonnie Bayfield reflects on being the last generation to grow up in an analogue childhood."Looking back, I can see that no-one had any idea what the chemical, biological, or social ramifications of this burgeoning technology might be. In my school we had computer classes, but no-one ever suggested that intense use would lead to anything other than a personal and global liberation." Producer: Sheila Cook.

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Jonnie Bayfield reflects on being the last generation to grow up in an analogue childhood."Looking back, I can see that no-one had any idea what the chemical, biological, or social ramifications of this burgeoning technology might be. In my school...

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