Almost all of my
blogs are about the idea of connecting technology with real life experiences.
Biro brings up a good point in that we all need a time to be unplugged. The
problem however, is can we unplug? She brings up a ton of really in depth
questions that I believe are necessary for the public before moving further
into an online presence.
Of course we all
say under dire circumstances I could leave my phone at home, but what is the
reality here of our relationship with technology? An advertising professor of
mine had given us a presentation of the effects of smart phones are similar to
the effects of heroin. Most may not believe that, but it is a concern for the
public to keep a balanced lifestyle. Another great question is how deep are we
truly getting to customers by cutting of the face-to-face? I do not plan on
throwing out all my technology yet, but this was a good reminder that we need a
lot more chances to unplug.
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