The Shocking Truth About Tech Dependence
6 comments
Encaustichris
2 years ago
“Use Google maps to navigate around your home” 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Ingrid
2 years ago
😂😂 My mouse is never cold when I'm at the PC. My hand lies on it almost all the time. (Except when typing 10 fingers.) The heated discussions are mainly one-sided. And the desktop never gives in. Does what he wants.
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ellesvandenbroek
2 years ago
Yes, it's bad. Also, that many things are no longer possible without a PC or mobile phone. It is also lonely, because older people who have few people around them actually want to go to the bank to sort out their affairs. Because then they just have a... Show moreYes, it's bad. Also, that many things are no longer possible without a PC or mobile phone. It is also lonely, because older people who have few people around them actually want to go to the bank to sort out their affairs. Because then they just have a personal contact. And they would like to go to a regular checkout so they can have a chat. It is often not an unwillingness to learn about technology; it deprives us much more than it gives us. We really need to be very aware of it and not let it cost us important things outside of technology.
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Millieballon
2 years ago
I've been avoiding cell phone use for a long time. But by taking care of horses, I still had to believe in communicating with others. I now live with the thing in my hand and always have a battery pack in case it runs out. Photos, navigating, looking for things, I can't live without it anymore.
Madeleine
2 years ago
I only have it with my laptop. I spend a lot of hours on that. The phone that I have needs to be replaced, but I don't do much with it, so I always procrastinate.
