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3 years ago

Need Opinions for a Paper. Would be super helpful.

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I think it enhances. Before technology we could only hear the point of views of people near us. Now we have broadened our bubble to include the world. Everyone can share their opinion and connect internationally. Before, that wasn’t possible.

Svet_ta [14]3 years ago

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I think it is enhancing our ways to do so. Because now we can video chat to see how we're doing, we have phones that can fit right in our pockets, we have texting which I consider a efficient way of communication.

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