Disruption: More Connected, Yet More Alone

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Research Paper - Cell Phone Use In the article, “Disruptions: More Connected, Yet More Alone,” Charlene DeGuzman states, “It makes me sad that there are moments in our lives where, we’re not present because we’re looking at a phone.”An app is being developed to help people control their time on social media. This app would be a good tool for people who want to limit their time on technology. I think that an app to limit social media use would be an amazing idea. The three reasons I side with this argument are; Some people neglect their friends and family when they’re on social media, People can miss out on life if they’re busy trying to record it, and Many people become addicted to technology. You’re missing out on precious time with your kids when you are on social media and I don’t think that this behavior is okay and should be reflected on your children. “It’s not just kids who are overdoing …show more content…

“The woman, played by the comedian and actress Charlene DeGuzman, stares silently while her boyfriend pays no mind and checks his smartphone.” This quote depicts the kind of behavior that we should not see often. This shows younger people and people looking up to you that it’s okay to be on your phone all the time and ignore others, and that is not right.“The subsequent scenes follow Ms, deGuzman through a day that is downright dystopian: people ignore her as they stare at their phones during lunch, at a concert, while bowling and at a birthday party.(Even the birthday boy is recording the party on his phone.)” This behavior is downright arrogant and ,shall I say, not socially acceptable. While you may have that moment on video “forever”, you never actually experienced it, you just recorded for later use. This behavior is not okay, and with the help of this act maybe we can all come together as a society and all become better people and role

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