You are walking in the city, and you notice that almost everyone is looking at something in their hand. They are smart phones that they are addicted to. You ask yourself <em>what on Earth is happening</em> and watch as people stumble around with their eyes glued to the screen. You realize that the people around you are not really present, and indeed, are like zombies. This is the harsh reality of the smart phone. These little electronic devices have completely destroyed our social lives, sense of self, and instincts and it is only getting worse.
This is just a little thing I came up with right now :)
Explanation:
Whether in the mall, driving down the road, or just standing on the front lawn, there is a great possibility that a cell phone will be seen. Most people have them either in the pocket, on the hip, or attached to the ear. When cell phones were not as prevalent, society was very different. Cell phones are cheaper than ever, smaller than when they first surfaced, and have become very advanced technologically. Cell phones have a great effect on American society today.
Tomas Moro's Utopia is a critique to wealth and the value given to pretty much useless things such as gold and silver, which cannot be used to build such as iron and are used for adornment and hoarding purposes only. So B. The Utopians value money less than other, more useful things.
Jargon is a language that belongs to a group , often a profession . so in that case it can be useful for teachers and maybe even a group of people in work so yes.
