 |  Luddite understands that machines are more than a sum of their parts. We come home 'angry' at our computers, frustrated at their inability to speak and relate to the human touch we give. While computers have allowed our lives to take on unprecedented advancements they have also led us to an existence devoid of interaction, rhythm, and touch. We easily can lose perspective on our essential attachment to the natural world. Our internal clock and instincts have lost power to the 'power' computer. |