But the like the pencil the word processor didn't change writing it only helped it. It has made it easier to write and make corrections without making a mess on a typewriter or with an ink pen. But even though we are able to reproduce books faster and whip out history papers faster than before, people are still opposed to computers. All in all it's just history repeating itself each time a new technology comes a

long. Each and every time that something new comes there's always a group of people who say it's the devil, and they liked it the way it was before, people nowadays are always in a rush to get things done, and why can't we stop innovating and just relax and take it slow. Like take for example my stepmother, she use to hate computers, but she never really said why. I came to find out that to her it just looked all too complicated to even be bothered with, and she said we didn't have computers back then and I'm pretty sure that we can live without them today. Though I think the complete opposite. I had to go for the whole first week and a half without my computer because my monitor broke and I almost lost it. I didn't really know how I was going to be able to live without my own computer. Unlike my stepmother, I use my computer for pretty much everything. Like banking, getting class notes, communicating to friends all over the US, writing up my papers, and doing research, and so on and so on. This machine allows me to do multiple things all at once without losing any order in my projects.

Soon the computer will be thought of as simple as a pencil.

Each technology wasn't invented on purpose to be the next big thing. Like in Baron's essay he talked of how the pencil started out as something for woodworker

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