Technology can be good if we use it properly: not all day and only to search nescesary things. But nowadays, we can't take our eyes of the smart phone or the Ipad or even the computer.
Smartphone use has been linked to serious issues, such as attention spans, depression, and even brain cancer.
The same concern comes up again and again: Smartphones can’t be good for us, because they’re replacing the real human connection of the good old days.
Everyone’s heard how today’s teens just sit together in a room, texting, instead of actually talking to each other. But could those teenagers actually be getting something meaningful and real out of all that texting?
Some studies show that time spent socializing online can decrease loneliness, increase well-being, and help the socially anxious learn how to connect to others.
Other studies suggest that time spent socializing online can cause loneliness, decrease well-being, and foster a crippling dependence on technology-mediated interaction to the point that users prefer it to face-to-face conversation.
Je ne sais pas quoi d'autre je pourrais écrire. Rien ne me vient a la tête.
j'espère que ça aide.
