Yes, there's some truth to that. Kids today don't really need to learn how to do calculations in their heads because technology does it for them. At supermarkets, things get scanned, or they use their phones for calculations. So, technology does prevent them from learning these skills. But on the other hand, kids now have to learn new skills like coding and artificial intelligence, which technology is introducing to them.

No, I don't think relying on technology prevents children from learning skills. Actually, learning to use technology is a skill itself, which is pretty important these days. Plus, since everyone relies on technology, it's crucial for kids to be familiar with it for the future. Technology also helps children learn other skills faster, like research and problem-solving. It opens up a whole world of information and resources that they can use to enhance their learning.