7 life skills that tech will make obsolete in 2016

The only constant is change, but even casual observers might recognize an acceleration in the rate of it.

"Suffice to say there’s certainly been some pretty big changes since around the time that smartphones started to become ubiquitous — 2009 or 2010," said Dr. Jean Twenge, author of Generation Me

As someone who has been documenting the sweeping cultural changes and differences between generations for years, Twenge is a keen observer of the seismic activity happening before our eyes. She contends that they’re happening more quickly than ever before. "Trends that were either heading in that direction are now really heading in that direction," she told me. Read more...