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    Was our son a famous 1915 lynching victim?

    We're not really old-fashioned, so his dislike of modern appeal stands out. He won't even use or carry a mobile phone with him, saying he can survive without one. He will use a computer but only to watch films or make things. Occasionally he'll go off on a rant about how older things were...
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    Was our son a famous 1915 lynching victim?

    He really doesn't like living in the century, and it renders him considerably upset. This bothers us because we feel it's causing him some depression.
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    Was our son a famous 1915 lynching victim?

    He has, although several of our ancestors were Jewish considering that the family is of partial Jewish origin and my father had that mentioned a couple times. My son was proud of this and wears a magen David ring occasionally.
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    Was our son a famous 1915 lynching victim?

    He has a strong distaste for modern technology, particularly iPads, iPhones, Facebook, etc. He says they 'hypnotize' people into forgetting how to talk to each other. He's into old fashioned technology which explains his love for vintage car sets.
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    Was our son a famous 1915 lynching victim?

    It's faded. He doesn't have the dreams anymore, nor does he talk about his 'sweetie' (since the age of about 6). He still hates the modern world, though.
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    Was our son a famous 1915 lynching victim?

    My son is now 12 years old, but from an early age, we thought something was odd about him. He spoke coherent sentences at just 10 months old. A very intelligent baby. At around the age of 3, he was drawing pictures of mechanical objects and gadgets, including a ''mobile phone watch'' that is...
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