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Study: Modern Electronic Devices are Making Us Dumber
According to a survey conducted by researchers from Puzzler Brain Trainer magazine and reported by Reuters:
The boom in mobiles and portable devices that store reams of personal information has created a generation incapable of memorizing simple things.
A quarter of those polled said they couldn't remember their landline number, while two-thirds couldn't recall the birthdays of more than three friends or family members.
In case you are wondering, this isn't because of aging. In fact, the tech-savvy under-30s could remember fewer birthdays and numbers than the over-50s.
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