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Column by Scott Green
Speculation exists that a contributing factor to the rise in instances of autism is the amount of television watched by young viewers. That children will take to technology quickly is accepted as a given. The effect of this technology on developing minds is something that is new and uncertain and its impact on how the brain is formed and how habits are formed may increasingly be a hot button issue. Desensitization to violence is an aspect, but wider effects on the ability to interact with other humans may also become part of the discussion.
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Column by Scott Green
With far too many reviews produced, the content that would have comprised this column has been divided into three segments that will be posted throughout the course of this week.
Also, keep an eye out for a Serial Experiments Lain contest that should interest those who have and those have yet to see the anime.

Manga Preview
Welcome to the NHK
by Kenji Ohiwa and Tatsuhiko Takimoto
to be released by TOKYOPOP October 30, 2006
Welcome to the NHK is a brilliantly empathic yet unsympathetic look at geek life. It's geekdom's Requiem For A Dream, a look at the debasement, addiction and personal harm stemming from obsession with pop culture material, excepts it's hilarious.
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