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The sad truth


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I bet almost everyone can’t imagine themselves not using a smartphone, a computer or not watching TV just for one day. We all live surrounded by technology and it’s part of our everyday life. We use it in order to contact family and friends, check how to get to a place or order food. If we know how to use it wisely, modern technologies are not our enemy. However, lots of people gets lost in this complicated word of gadgets and electronic devices which start to take control of their lives. They can’t really have a normal conversation with their mates or spend time with a boyfriend/girlfriend without constantly writing messages. It’s dangerous and not everyone is aware of how harmful such attitude is. There even is a series about the impact of modern technologies on people and their behaviour. It’s called “Black mirror” and although the first episode was emitted in 2011, it got popularity in Poland just a few years ago. The series is available on Netflix and every episode is a different history of different people. Every time the technology is involved and showed as something damaging. It’s a quite powerful stuff and personally I admit that after every episode I need some time to put my mind at ease, but this is just the right form of telling the sad truth about our society. I think people who are addicted to their phones or computers should watch the series and consider their attitude before it’s too late.

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