Non-Tweet Section Please!

The other day, Disney pop starlet Miley Cyrus decided to quit Twitter cold turkey. Similarly in a recent interview with Drew Barrymore about her directorial debut Whip It, she responded that she is a Non-Tweeter. It started me to think, what if in the future Tweeting was banned from public places just like smoking? Can you have second-hand Tweets like second-hand smoke? Can Tweeting be as addictive as nicotine? Do these constant micro-blogging alerts cause health effects?

Imagine the following scenario ten years from now. You walk into a restaurant, the hostess asks you, “Would you prefer the Tweeting or Non-Tweeting section?” If a customer sits in the Non-Tweeting section and they are caught Tweeting, the establishment and other patrons will have reason to ask the Tweeter to leave. At this time as a society, we truly don’t know the side-effects of Twitter to our health, could it be detrimental?

Do you think there should be a special section in bars and restaurants for Twittering, Facebooking, etc…?