Is technology causing me to lose as much as I gain? The
answer to this question is simple for me, NO! I know that technology, like any
other fun thing, is addicting and exciting and time consuming if I let it be.
This is why I don’t; when I was less mature I was addicted to technology as
well as other things. I will never deny that I spent entire weekends in high
school sitting at my desk playing World of Warcraft, literally for about 8
hours at a time, only taking breaks when my mom would yell at me to stop being
a slob and go eat or go outside (I would sneak back as soon as possible). Nowadays
I use technology more sparingly to entertain myself when I’m bored and have
nothing else to do. I also cannot deny that I procrastinate but I do not ever
miss assignments and I get good grades so obviously technology isn’t affecting
me too bad. Also I know that if I play videogames before I go to practice I have
this hazy, lackadaisical feel so I don’t play them before practice, plain and
simple. Technology is extremely helpful, I could never have been able to use a
typewriter, my backspace button has been pressed so many times that it sticks
sometimes and I have to keep pounding it until it’ll go back to normal. Also I can
stay in touch with my friends and family in San Diego and other far off places
and my girlfriend who still goes to USC. Overall technology is a good thing for
me. The picture above is of my vibrams at Machu Picchu, Peru. The video below is a kid without his WoW.
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