Technology has began to impact our daily lives to an alarming extent. The use of technology is everywhere we look. You can't turn a corner or make a phone call without being consumed by technology. While it's wonderful how easy technology has made our lives, it's also actually kind of disturbing how much we have come to depend on technology just to maintain our current lifestyles. Technology that was once considered to be a luxury has almost come to the point of being a necessity.
We now heavily rely on technology just to make it through our days-- whether we like to admit it or not. We may not even be aware of just how reliant we have come on certain features of technology, such as the internet and cell phones. The internet and cell phones have played a large role in the ability to easily maintain our days. Easily connected with one another at a simple touch of a button. While the internet and cell phones may seem like a must, the truth is, they are merely a luxury. We will continue to breath and the sun will continue to rise if all the cell phones disappeared and the internet vanished.
If theses modern technologies were to vanish, how would you handle it? You may not be able to cope with the feeling of disconnection as easily as you might think. It has been proven you can actually suffer withdrawals from technology. Sudden and prolonged outages of technology can cause anxiety issues, increased stress, and even depression. People have reported to experience altered moods, irritability, and yes-- even irrational thoughts.
With this in mind the question is raised, is technology really helping us or is it actually crippling us? The ease technology has made of our lives may actually be harming us. With everything just a touch of a finger or click of a mouse away, are we losing our natural instinct to survive in the process? If all the computers, satellites, and wi-fi connections suddenly vanished, would the human race continue to survive with the ease and comfort of present times?
It's truly amazing just how much technology has began to impact our daily lives. Turning away from technology isn't as simple as just unplugging the television or turning off the cell phone, because there's still the microwave, washing machine, and medical monitors. It's hard to imagine life without these luxuries we all take for granted.
Published by Alyssa Ast
Alyssa Ast is a freelance writer, journalist, and author of The Fundamentals of SEO for the Average Joe. Alyssa is the co-founder of the WM Network, which includes the WM Freelance Writer's Connection. View profile
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Post a CommentI could survive without my cell phone, but not my computer. How would I sell any articles?