Pros And Cons Of The Pokemon Go

In a world that is so reliant on technology, it is hard - if not impossible - to imagine a time without it. Technology and artificial intelligence (or AI) have not only become a tool, but an extension of ourselves. Our own present-day evolution may be difficult to witness or track, but we can measure our growth through our advances in technology. Like everything humans might encounter or create, technology has the potential to harm us - the same tools we utilize for the greater good of our society can be used by those who wish to harm us and have access to the same information. However, despite this I believe that the definitive and potential good that technology presents far outweighs the definitive and potential negatives, and I believe that technology is beyond beneficial to us.

By and large, it is of little debate in today’s sophisticated world that technology is of paramount importance. This is inasmuch as people always tend to find a more convenient solution to address their problems. With this in mind, it is quite expected to notice some of its characteristics are somewhat controversial due to its prominent standing; a substantial number of people wonder what role technology has on human’s life. One idea of prominence in this regard is that the more the people rely on technologies, the more they will lose their thinking ability. I personally agree with the statement to some extent. The rationale behind this thesis will be elaborated in the ensuing lines.

Technology, which has brought mankind from the Stone Age to the 21st century, can also ruin the life of peoples. In the novel Brave New World, the author Aldous Huxley shows us what technology can do if we exercise it too much. From the novel we can see that humans can lose humanity if we rely on technology too much. In the novel, the author sets the world in the future where everything is being controlled by technology. This world seems to be a very perfectly working utopian society that does not have any disease, war, problems, crisis but it is also a sad society with no feelings, emotions or human characteristics. This is a very scary society because everything is being controlled even before someone is born, in test tube, where they

Mhealth has reached the poorest of communities (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, n.d.). More than 9 million patients email their physician in 2009 (Digital Health Care, 2010), because patients’ busy lifestyles do not allow time for an office visit for non-emergent health conditions. . In recent years, the expansion of mobile health (mhealth) technologies, including health text messaging, mobile phone applications, remote monitoring, and portable sensors, have changed the way health care is being delivered in the U.S. and globally (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, n.d.). Patients like the convenience of communicating with his or her physician through advanced technology.

The growth of health care activities since then has truly encouraged patients to reach for information outside the confines of patient and physician interaction. Revolutionary new technology such as cell phones and computers, as well as the development of the Internet and social media sites, has served as where a vast majority of the public finds current knowledge for their problems.

One of the overall concerns regarding easily accessible technology is our dependency on it. When we take a closer look, we see an interesting dynamic: we feel a sense of isolation and danger if we are without our technology, so much so that we risk even further greater danger (literally and figuratively)

Unfortunately, along with the good must come the bad. For every positive aspect of smartphones and social media in healthcare related settings, there is an equally negative aspect. One pitfall of smartphones in healthcare is directly related to one of the positive aspects of smartphones: the availability of medical

Social media has taken over the way that we interact with one another. It is leading the way in which we communicate with family, friends, coworkers and strangers. It is also the way we keep up with our favorite celebrities and gossip. Social media and the use of smartphones are becoming more prevalent in business and the healthcare field as well. According to Pew Research Center, “62% of smartphone owners have used their phone in the past year to look up information about a health condition” (April, 2015). Technology, just like all things come with flaws

People often do not bother learning why something works in even the most simple forms even though they are surrounded by it and consumed by it in their everyday lives, but if any of this modern day technology were to disappear, the whole world would be in chaos. The world and the people cannot function without it and even the temporary removal of any devices can cause people anxiety, only further proving the disgusting amount of dependence we have on technology. Acquiring technology is not evil in and of itself, but through our current expectations and usages, we are only harming ourselves and the world we live in through this constant mindset of needing more without asking ourselves “Do I really need

Pokémon Go has been around for only a couple of months and it already has had a big impact on our society. It has gone all the way to affecting business too. Many popular stores like Game Stop, Radio Shack, and AT&T have been seeing bumps in mobile charger sales. Many of those stores and others have also opened up free charging stations. I think that it's pretty ridiculous that this game is being used so much that it has affected the sales for phone chargers. Who would of thought of that?

PokemonGo is a cultural phenomenon that draws attention of all people. Everyone wants to download the app, and according to data from Similar Web, the numbers of Pokemon users have exceeded that of Twitter users. However, the game is not without any effects and risks, as many people ignored their safety while playing it. Even some entered secluded areas to seek the monster. It is very dangerous, isn’t

Preview: Today my goal here is to persuade my audience as to why Pokémon Go should be a banned app as it leads to public safety fears, security risks and dangerous trespassing

A game becoming a global phenomenon soon after its launch is a rare occurrence. Pokemon Go received mixed reviews, mostly positive though, as it encourages physical activity, but also has not been received that well in certain parts of the world. It was even considered to be offensive in certain countries having "hurt religious sentiments". While the games's creators did a good job in creating the game, the selection of locations of few PokeStops, at times, will make make you wonder if these should have been rethought.

Pokémon Go is an augmented reality game that uses the real world to turn it into a game environment and goal of the players is to find new creatures around them by walking to different places and collecting them. The game uses GPS to find out the location of the player and guides him to find the creatures and send them to training centers around. The game ‘Pokémon Go’ gained over a large audience in a small amount of time. Although, the game ‘Pokémon Go’ gained popularity in media, articles, and of course its players the game fails to provide security for its players in multiple ways that can result in possible theft of personal information, possible exposure to the dangerous game environment in real life, and inattentive behavior on the part of the players.

On July, Niantic, an app company released a free game app Pokemon Go which equipped with augmented reality that generates monster creatures in the view of real world. Within days this app, which can be free downloaded by gadgets with the aid of cameras and GPS to catch Pokemon, has stunted the world by out beating all other apps; candy crash, Snapchat, Whatapp, Instagram, called the Pokemon Go fad has taken over the world by storm. Nevertheless, this game has brought many problems, accidents and disruptions to the players, public entities and the society at large. This essay is to explore how and why people struggling around in the course of accepting, rejecting and clinging to it under the theory of Cognitive dissonance.