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In Ed’s article, he talks about how he doesn’t need social media to function properly.

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In Ed’s article, he talks about how he doesn’t need social media to function properly

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Ed Nakfoor is a witty writer for Maple & Woodward who prefers to use notepad.

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Nakfoor states that the newest technology is over rated and he believes in social interaction.

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1. A passionate, talented, and persnickety writer comments on the negative side of the Internet Universe.

2. Nakfoor describes how technology casts a shadow upon the bright future for the business world.

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In the Colum Ed is talking about what he does differently from the other people.

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Ed Nakfoor writes about how he rejects technology and supports reading and socializing with people.

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Ed wants to expel technology from his life and maintain the  of pencil and paper.

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Nakfoor was writing about how he sees

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Nakfoor was writing about how people today use technology and how he differs from them

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Ed wrote a column about himself and how to become smarter during the year.

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In Eds article be gripes, and complains about how involved people are with technology.

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Edward Nakfoor writes that we overuse technology and don’t socialize as much as we should.

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Edward Nakfoor

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Nakfoor writes about no longer needing technology to make art in the form of writing.

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Gist:

Ed is a snarky column writer who thinks technology is over used and not needed.

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Nakfoor’s column states that modern technology is not needed to be able to write well.

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1.  Edward Nakfoor is a practical man who enjoys living life without technology controlling his actions.

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Edward Nakfoor explains how his life doesn't revolve around technology; instead he prefers human interaction.

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Ed Nakfoor, columnist, addresses the issues of modern social networking and how it affects him.

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Edward Nakfoor is not that social, and is very, very sarcastic, quirky, and very funny

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Ed believes that technology is hampering with the acceptance and acknowledgment of civility and grace.

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Ed is a writer who believes in the non-uses of technolog and supports NO social media.

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Ed is a unique individual that doesn’t care if he doesn’t fit in with everyone.

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Ed Nakfoor believes that technology is hindering real social interactions with people in today's businesses.

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GIST: Ed is writing about ideas to make people smarter and prevent them from using technology.

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Edward Nakfoor writes on his zero use electronics to create the masterpiece that is writing.

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Nakfoor rejects using social media because he wants to embrace writing the old fashioned way.

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The article Ed wrote is about over using technology and

we should use notebooks instead.

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Edward Nakfoor writes columns about ideas to work smarter and stop people from misshaping business.

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Edward Nakfoor’s newspaper debut makes clear that he campaigns for the non-technological future for business.

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GIST