Banks prefer that you use an ATM rather than speaking to a bank advisor.
Supermarkets want you to help yourself instead of speaking to a cashier.
McDonald's wants you to order your meals at their terminals and not speak to an employee.
Public officials ask that you inquire online rather than speak to a representative in person.
We now have phones that make it easier to not talk to anyone. Ironic?
Social media makes it easier to remain anonymous and accountable to no one.
The backyards are getting smaller, so there is no space for children to play.
Computer games are becoming increasingly interactive, so they don't have to be played with "real" people.
Imagination is lost because interaction with others decreases.
Our adventures are lived online rather than experienced first-hand.
So it's not hard to understand why social skills are declining.
Anxiety and boredom increase.
Antisocial views gain momentum because we lose the ability to think freely to make our own decisions.
We become victims of our own technology...







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