My 72-year-old mother just got her first smartphone, and watching her struggle with apps I find intuitive makes me wonder: are we leaving the elderly behind in our rush to digitize everything? She's not alone—about 40% of adults over 65 still don't own a smartphone, according to Pew Research. Sure, some seniors adapt quickly, but others face real barriers like declining eyesight, arthritis, and a lifetime of habits built around face-to-face interaction. Do you think society has a responsibility to provide better tech training for older adults, or is it their own job to keep up with the times?