I sit down at my computer to explore the wonders of the Internet. It's great to have all the power just by the click of a button. The society of today has created this masterpiece of technology that you would think is totally for your benefit. The Internet is a strictly toy and a work companion, but is it? You would like to think you're on top of the world. You're just a drone clicking here, reading there, following instructions. You begin to do what ever the computer tells you. This reminds me of the societ

After a long hard day of school or work I like to sit down and watch TV, but when can this go to far? How can you tell when you watch too much TV? Mildred a character in Fahrenheit 451 couldn't. She watched something called the parlor, which is very much like a TV. She began to watch it so much that she acted like her life was based off it, but it wasn't. She began to get weird and in the end she turned her husband into the authorities and left him. This proves how technology is wrecking our lives. Right now we don't seem to care, but what about in 50 years. What happens if we all end up like Mildred. All of us become back stabbers. This is just another look into the future on how technology is ruining our lives. I know I watch a lot of TV and sometimes get carried away, but nothing to that extent.

I bet 19 out of 20 people in this day and age own a computer, video game, or a TV. I know I do. While you are sitting down indulging your self

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