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Will humans remain the same amidst modern tech-driven life?
Tuesday, September 02, 2025
- 4 min read
By
Shimbo Pastory
What you need to know:
While technology offers many advantages and makes learning easier, it can also limit young people’s natural ability to learn. Constant exposure to short, fast-changing content weakens their capacity to develop and use long-term memory.
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