Susan Jacoby is the author of The Age of American Unreason. She began her writing career as a reporter for The Washington Post, and has been a contributor to a wide range of periodicals and newspapers for more than 25 years on topics including law, religion, medicine, aging, women's rights, political dissent in the Soviet Union and Russian literature.







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Computers make people smarter by allowing them to excercize their creativity more with interactive programs, and by giving them much quicker access to information on the web. I think that computers could actually make people less intelligent, however, if they spent their time doing mindless activities on it though. I guess CPU's also make social networking easier, and thereby increasing the EQ of people in general too.