The shinning star

People in our society have become so dependent, and so attached to technology (their devices.    As a result, they have forgotten about traditional values such as the value of time, quality over quantity, patience, and hard work that it takes to fully complete daily tasks and products to sell in society. This dependence on technology today is so bad that to a large extent people especially, the youth of society, and all around the world cannot live without technology,    or even imagine a time where technology or smart phones did not exist.   Why it that people is cannot live without their cell phones, laptops, pods and tablets?   I think it   is because of how much smart phones or any other technology, that people   have access to broadens their horizons,   opens up more opportunities for individuals to get jobs to make money. This is in order for individuals to be able to move up the social ladder so that they can gain m...

My name is Sarah Elgohary. I am 25  years old I was born with Cerebral Palsy, but despite my disability I have managed to be a part of a mainstreamed society and I have accomplished many goals in life  I have a great life. I decided today to tell my story not because I am amazing. I just a special girl who want to help people and share my experiences with the world . I have a bachelor's degree from Hofstra university in psychology and sociology.  I will be a famous writer one. I love anime ..I am a very dynamic individual who is a very hardworking, determined, attentive, responsible and versatile person believe every new life is a pure, innocent, soul waiting to find its purpose in life. As a result, I wonder what my purpose is in life I want to contribute to the world as much as my family and my friends gave me growing up with my culture, my hobbies, my  writing abilities my positive experience, and my future plans. I know I have the potential to hel...

      Sherry Turkle and Nickolas Carr each discuss their own unique perspective on their ideas and the impact of technology on civilizations in different ways. For Instance, Sherry Turkle discusses both positive and negative effects of computers in her piece “How Computers Change the Way We Think .“ In this piece, she makes a   compelling  the  argument that not only is there “no simple way” to   establish whether the changes in technology are good or bad but,   she also said that after each stride as individuals take we have “to ask educators, citizens. whether   current technology   is leading us in directions that serve us .””                These types of questions are not only technical, but they are also social, moral, and political questions that society has to ask people in order To determine if technology has more benefits than negatives. On the hand, Nickolas Carr...