Technology and its Impact
Grason Smedley
Technology has helped a lot of people like writers, it helps them research faster than any other form of research.
Your device can improve your vision and make you a good multitasker.
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Technology's Benefits
Video games are somewhat good for children because they are more interactive than watching TV and can make you more creative and problem solving.
Video game companies have found ways to make video games and their consoles more interactive.
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People say that playing video games improve your memory and concentration.
Certain games can also make you more creative and help you think more uniquely than others.
Video Game Effects on Children
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Repeatedly checking our phones is not good for people other than grown adults because people other than adults brain's are still growing and it could also cause depression.
Too much time on devices can cause people to have a lower self esteem.
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Repeatedly checking our phones is not good for people other than grown adults because people other than adults brain's are still growing and it could also cause depression.
What Are the Effects of Devices?
People have a desire to be on their phones more to be able to post something cool because getting likes on your post makes people feel admired by others.
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Why Are we always Checking our Phones?
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