Ruining Our Brains

We should limit your technology use because it is ruining our social interactions, we are wasting more time than ever, and companies are purposely trying to get us addicted. Technology is ruining our social interaction, while some people would claim that social media keeps us in touch with our friends(doc1) and it does, but technology was made being alone seem like a problem(doc1) because of that we are valuing quantity over the quality of our conversations(doc1). If we don't learn how to be alone

I can't hear! Technology is ruining our hearing and vision. Studies have shown from listening to music to loudly can cause permanent hearing damage. Many people are experiencing this problem because how easy we can access technology these days. Technology is not only hurting our hearing, but also vision. Studies also show all the hours we spend with our eyes up close to technology is also causing serious eye strains and discomfort to the eyes. Technology is ruining our vision and hearing at a very

Fallows, Eli Pariser, Brian Resnick, and Hannah Holmes in their articles, “How Social Media is Ruining Politics”, “Learning to love the (Shallow, Divisive, Unreliable) New Media”, “Beware of Online Filter Bubbles”, “How Politics Breaks Our Brains and How We Can Put Them Back Together”, and “ Red Brain Blue Brain.” All five of the authors seem to express some concern about

Plenty talks about how our consumerism has affected our society. Instead of using our voice to tell people what we think or showing what our personalities are, we use goods to illustrate who we are. In the film, it says that the people in this generation are living in the golden age, but we have strange addictions which are becoming noticeable in our society. We all direct our attention towards our materialistic wants and don’t worry about the earth that we are destroying with our pollution. If we keep

Modern Society Ruining Childhood Normalities It is one o’clock in the afternoon. The summer sun is beating down on your back as you are being chased through the sprinklers with your best friends. As you hear the neighbor kids cheering, you sprint to see what has happened. Your older brother just hit a homerun. Excitement rushes through your body and you scream with joy. Nobody captured the moment on their phones though. All you have is the memory and scent of summer to bring you back to it. Those

A lot of people say social media is ruining communication, promoting harmful habits, ruining people’s health, and does a lousy job at keeping their sites secure. On the opposing side of the argument, social media is claimed to be improving society. One example is by enhancing relationships, social media has been shown to provide useful skills and habits, can provide health benefits, and does a respectable job at keeping their sites secure. Ruining communication, a common belief with when it

embedded in them, metal arms, computer chips and flashy lights stuck in their brain. The reality is you already are a cyborg. Your augmentations are just held instead of installed. In a smartphone is the capacity to access the entirety of human knowledge and thought by way of the search engine. The human mind is changing, for the better and for the worse. With access to such powerful technology we don 't need to exercise our brain as much; we don 't need to remember all the little facts. However, it also

technology used has tripled since the 1990`s. Look around to see all of the people glued to I-Pads versus books or even newspapers. Technology is used every day in schools, friendships, and even in our food. Technology is overused because it is dumbing down society, negatively affecting our health and ruining socialization

day looking down at their phone, this is currently affecting the way our brains perform and it affects our physical being so we need to come up with a knowledgeable solution to stop these disturbances. These disturbances are influencing mainly teenagers because their bodies are the ones currently acquiring knowledge about the way life works. The internet is affecting the teenage brain mentally by making us lose the way our brain thinks and learns. Nicholas Carr is the author of a book called “The

risk of potentially ruining their lives by playing the game of football. To counter the argument of allowing children to play football, Dr. Bennet Omalu, in 2015, said he believes over 90 percent of professional