The world runs on computers and, in a sense, computers run the world. But all this technological progress comes at a price - a new problem psychologists call computer phobia.
Technology is everywhere - in private industry, in government and in the home.
For many people computers are wondrous machines offering access to a vast world of knowledge. This computer will shut down. When the car or the dishwasher breaks down, people curse the machine. Nowhere is the problem of computer phobia more likely to show up the most than in the federal government. The government has millions of computers.