Should Your Mac Read Stories To Your Kids?

A bedtime story is a tradition that probably transcends cultures and languages.

A story is read or told to a child to prepare them for sleep. It’s time honored and it works.

Who’s better at storytelling? You, or your Mac?

What? I know what you’re thinking. “Alex, how can you even ask such a question?” On the surface, you’d be correct in your worry about my sanity.

Yes, the Mac is a personal computer, but reading bedtime stories to children? Isn’t that abdicating a.... (excerpted).

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