Monday, June 13, 2011
Final Post
Several recent Times articles have looked at different effects of heavy use of technology: making social media users feel like they are missing out on something, affecting multitaskers’ memory and fostering the appearance or reality of technology addiction.
I feel that this is overstated because, I dont let cyberlife interfere with my real life. If people are doing hings on facebook, as long as what they are doing does not involve me i couldnt care less what their doing. I feel like when I'm studying I remember everything I need to remember.
In conclusion, I feel like my cyberlfe has nothing to do with the way i remember stuff or the way I live my life. I would also like to say that i am annoyed every time i see an article like this because i feel it is a waist of time.
I feel that this is overstated because, I dont let cyberlife interfere with my real life. If people are doing hings on facebook, as long as what they are doing does not involve me i couldnt care less what their doing. I feel like when I'm studying I remember everything I need to remember.
In conclusion, I feel like my cyberlfe has nothing to do with the way i remember stuff or the way I live my life. I would also like to say that i am annoyed every time i see an article like this because i feel it is a waist of time.
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