> I'm subbing in "distraction" for "device", my kids have brought non-powered distractions to the table before.
A distraction is not the same as a device. A screen's distraction area is just the one person using it. A general distraction can be shared by everyone at the table, making it a social thing again.
That would explain why people who value the social aspect of dinners hate screens.
A distraction is not the same as a device. A screen's distraction area is just the one person using it. A general distraction can be shared by everyone at the table, making it a social thing again.
That would explain why people who value the social aspect of dinners hate screens.