Luddites

My Elderly Parents' Reluctant Technological Evolution

Mary K. Moore | Posted 01.08.2012

Mary K. Moore

They are the few, the proud, the tech hold-outs, happy to exist on a steady information diet of whatever is in the local newspaper and anything on television produced by Dick Wolf.

Texting in Theaters Is a Blight: Let's Make Smartphones Smarter With Apps to Obstruct Rude People

Michael Russnow | Posted 06.18.2011

Michael Russnow

I'm a fan of new technology and was among the first on my block to buy a VCR. I've also been surfing the Internet for many years and bought a cell ph...

The Luddites Revisited

Mark Engler | Posted 06.07.2011

Mark Engler

The Luddites have been slandered. They did not oppose technology per se, but rather asked some important questions about the ends to which new technological discoveries were being used and who in society would benefit from them.

Mechanical Morons Unite!

Michael Sigman | Posted 05.25.2011

Michael Sigman

Penetrating the packaging of modern products has precipitated many an emergency-room visit.

Stop The Insanity!: A Luddite's Lament

Pamela Newton | Posted 11.17.2011

Pamela Newton

Old technologies may be no better than new ones, but it's worth taking a moment every now and then to make sure we still know how to sit still and take in the life going on around us...

China: Spirituality Or Materialism?

Arthur Rosenfeld | Posted 11.17.2011

Arthur Rosenfeld

Stripped of their cultural heritage by the brutality of the Cultural Revolution, the Chinese seem to be in a headlong rush to what they think they want and need--the material excess of the West.

Luddites Live On

Lance Simmens | Posted 05.25.2011

Lance Simmens

John Boehner's job is to advance policies that will make a positive difference for all Americans, not to pander to the Luddites who are fearful of new technologies and scientific development.

How Too Many Legal Contracts Are Costing Business

Charles H. Green | Posted 05.25.2011

Charles H. Green

What do work-for-hire contracts, email disclaimers and spam have in common? They are all getting ubiquitous, annoying -- and ineffective.