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taurus [48]
2 years ago
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Please help I need this urgently!! I will mark you brainliest

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alexandr402 [8]2 years ago
6 0

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Today's youth is unable to function without technology because of their heavy dependency on it. In today's world we meet people, order food, and even get taxis all from the tiny little thing in our pockets. We carry around a modernized camera, computer, and telephone! Imagine one day it is all gone, how would people be able to do their daily lives or routines without the help of technology? Even our doorbells and digital locks can be controlled from your smartphone! Today's youth have become dependent on technology, more specifically their laptops. Some school-age children use their laptops to attend school, complete work, and even take exams. Certain websites even help us determine if we are sick such as WebMD. Go.ogle is one of the most important sites, ranging for answers to any question such as 'What is the answer to life, the universe, and everything?' No matter how you go about your day, there is always technology in your path. Using technology to function, as a society, had modernized and changed our world for the (majority) better. When you look around your house or room how many AI or tech can you count? It may be more than you think. Your TVs, headphones, speakers, phones, and even washing machines! (depending on which one you own)

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i think this is enough? maybe?

hope this helps:)

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