Psychology Today | 08.06.2026 01:57
Every generation has had its version of this argument. The Greeks worried that the written word would weaken memory and produce the illusion of knowledge rather than knowledge itself. Calculators would hollow out mathematical intuition. Google would end the need to remember anything. We were mostly wrong each time, and the technologies mostly served us well.
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