Cell phones, iPods and laptops are increasingly banned in cars, theaters, restaurants, schools, hospitals, museums, doctor’s offices and elsewhere. Here’s what’s so bad about banning gadgets: 1) all these bans add up to less freedom; 2) they don’t fix the root problems; and 3) we’re only banning this stuff because it’s new. Is that a good reason? It’s time to FIGHT THE CRACKDOWN.
Original post by Mike
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