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Sarah Mitchell @ Silicon Canals · today 13:15 EDT

Psychology says older adults who stay tech-savvy into their 70s and 80s aren’t just ‘good with computers’ — they display a specific type of cognitive flexibility that actually protects against age-related decline

Every Sunday morning, I call my mother. She’s a high school guidance counselor, so she spends her weeks advising teenagers about their futures. But on Sundays, the roles reverse. She asks me to explain what’s happening in the tech world, and I do my best to break it down without sounding like a walking jargon ... Read more

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