The material covered in that short video really highlights the anthropogenic progression to becoming increasingly reliable on higher technologies. As a people, we are spending more time using newer technologies to interact with other people than we would have nearly two decades ago. We can trace our increased social dependence by looking at the number of mySpace pages, twitter accounts, Facebooks, and participation in online dating. In a world in which we are pressed for time to work, make ends meet, and still enjoy a social life, it has become easier to stay in touch with people, work at home, do shopping and research via the enternet. This ease at which information is collected and assimilated has led to a society of great affluence; thus explains why the phones, enternet, ipods, and televisions hit the 50,000th item sold drastically faster than the time it took the radio to reach it's 50,000th item sold.
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The material covered in that short video really highlights the anthropogenic progression to becoming increasingly reliable on higher technologies. As a people, we are spending more time using newer technologies to interact with other people than we would have nearly two decades ago. We can trace our increased social dependence by looking at the number of mySpace pages, twitter accounts, Facebooks, and participation in online dating. In a world in which we are pressed for time to work, make ends meet, and still enjoy a social life, it has become easier to stay in touch with people, work at home, do shopping and research via the enternet. This ease at which information is collected and assimilated has led to a society of great affluence; thus explains why the phones, enternet, ipods, and televisions hit the 50,000th item sold drastically faster than the time it took the radio to reach it's 50,000th item sold.
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