Gen Z: New tech not always better


ARE new technologies always better? Thasarathakumar, who is a participant of the BRATs Young Journalist Programme run by The Star’s Newspaper-in-Education (Star-NiE) team, got his peers to share their views.

“New technologies make our lives much easier than before but some experiences can never be replicated using modern gadgets. The ‘old’ technology that I still actively use are books. Reading from a screen can never top the feeling you get from reading from a book.” – Hamzah Faisal, 19, Selangor

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