In the recent years, the use of computers in our daily lives has increased tremendously. The business sector, healthcare departments and police organizations, all depend on them. One cannot deny that they are going to influence many other fields in near future too. However, we must beware of this excessive usage, because the computers have some major detrimental effects on humans and society.
To begin with, technology has taken over the whole world. For example, the data in hospitals are now saved and shared online, crime detection has improved enormously after the development of fingerprint analysis and metal detectors, many businesses have already flourished due to computers and their multiple uses in office work. In the coming days, it is predicted that, they are going to replace the teachers in classrooms, as more focus would be paid for online courses. Moreover, scientists are now preparing robots, which would be of a great help for people in performing household chores.
However, this extreme incline towards digitalisation is a real concern. It has, indeed, changed our way of living and has hugely improvised our lifestyles, but at the cost of health and happiness. Take for instance, before the dependency on technology, people used to be healthier, because they were not addicted to computers and they preferred spending their spare time effectively such as in exercising or walking. But nowadays people have left these healthy activities far behind. Furthermore, although connectivity has improved a lot in the forms of cell phones, telephones and e-mails, but this interaction has failed to make people feel the true essence of love, friendship and respect.
To sum up, that day is not far away when computers would be present everywhere around us, including our homes and schools, in the form of robots and artificial teachers. But, this unrestrained use has multiple health hazards and leads to an unhappy society.
In the recent years, the
use
of computers in our daily
lives
has increased
tremendously
. The business sector, healthcare departments and police organizations, all depend on them. One cannot deny that they are going to influence
many
other fields in near future too.
However
, we
must
beware of this excessive usage,
because
the computers have
some
major detrimental effects on humans and society.
To
begin
with, technology has taken over the whole world.
For example
, the data in hospitals are
now
saved and shared online, crime detection has
improved
enormously
after the development of fingerprint analysis and metal detectors,
many
businesses have already flourished due to computers and their multiple
uses
in office work. In the coming days, it
is predicted
that, they are going to replace the teachers in classrooms, as more focus would
be paid
for online courses.
Moreover
, scientists are
now
preparing robots, which would be of a great
help
for
people
in performing household chores.
However
, this extreme incline towards
digitalisation
is a real concern. It has,
indeed
,
changed
our way of living and has
hugely
improvised our lifestyles,
but
at the cost of health and happiness. Take
for instance
,
before
the dependency on technology,
people
used
to be healthier,
because
they were not addicted to
computers and
they preferred spending their spare time
effectively
such as in exercising or walking.
But
nowadays
people
have
left
these healthy activities far behind.
Furthermore
, although connectivity has
improved
a lot in the forms of cell phones, telephones and e-mails,
but
this interaction has failed to
make
people
feel the true essence of
love
, friendship and respect.
To sum up, that day is not far away when computers would be present everywhere around us, including our homes and schools, in the form of robots and artificial teachers.
But
, this unrestrained
use
has multiple health hazards and leads to an unhappy society.