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Us younger folk who've mostly been raised in this technology filled world are used to it. I'm going to assume that you're of an older generation, probably 30+, so you grew up in a world without the smartphone. You had to adapt to it when the smartphone made its grand entrance into the spotlight tech. We didn't. We've grown up with this, matured along with the tech itself, so our minds haven't adapted to it because they didn't need to adapt to it.
Basically, what I'm trying to get across is that you don't know that there will be a "dramatic change in mental processing ability".
You seem to be very judgemental and jumping to conclusions with little to no evidence.
What you know is that YOU had that increase happen. What works for one guy, doesn't for another. I know for sure I wouldn't see a mental increase if I got rid of my smartphone (which I'm typing this on), and I'm betting that I might even see a decrease due to the lack of outside knowledge I would be getting. I would know jack about politics and world events.
Let me ask you this, however. Do you have a TV with cable television?
I can, however, agree that spending time offline is healthier.
i've never had need of one of these smart phones, but i have seen people older than myself with their fingers glued to their smartphone, it isn't just the younger generation with addiction issues.
i'm 30 and i have never seen the need for one, ever. it is more trouble than it is worth.
Now if i can find myself a job away from home i can spend most of it outside, the computer has no hold on me and i really couldn't care less to pack it away and leave it there. there is already too many things going on in my life that i won't really notice it.
I'm not debating that offline time isn't healthy. I'm debating that smartphones aren't detrimental to society, or me as a person. In fact, they're incredibly useful.
I can fit nearly the entire sum of all human knowledge ever to be discovered... In my pocket. That sounds like science fiction, but it's fact. If you wanted to know how many moons Jupiter had, give me a few seconds to search it up and there you go.
Honestly, I consider smartphone to be a catalyst of an age of enlightenment. Sure, the internet was a thing before it, but internet usage increased exponentially with the advent of the smartphone.
If you don't want to use them, fine by me. Progress don't wait for you to accept it. It'll just barrel on to even greater heights.
Look up Edward Bernays, the nephew of Sigmund Freud and founder of modern state propaganda and corporate propaganda (PR) and the concept of mass psychology.
Got rid of my TV 11 years, and I am much more and better informed than anyone in my family that believes all the crap from the zombiebox.
All Newspapers in my country are owned by a small number of superrich families, They`re not completely useless, but when it comes to important things you can`t trust their official line.
Anyone with a smartphone I know has a rather low attentionspan, allegedly on averrage less than a goldfish.They have accces to information, but they`re not processing or understanding any of that information, just repeating stuff they`re getting from the web and I was just like that, too.
Also I literally can`t name a single person from my area, friends, family that is not addicted to the internet.
And you`ll never use and develop (means leveling up you know) skils, like for example the skill to navigate. If your phone is guiding you just like a cow on a nosering to the next ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ or whatever you`re lost the second your battery goes empty.
From my time as voluntary at a small communal open air theatre, I have learned that the memory is a muscle, use it and it gets stronger. People with smartphones don`t know things, they don`t remember stuff, they google.
Also worked at a students bar when I was young, and from what I can tell is that people with smartphones are less communicative, they are less aware of what is happening around them and they socialize less. I have seen worker colleagues coming in, order, eat, pay and leave without talking to each other a word, just hanging over their tiny screens ignoring life around them.
How many people these days can actually do ANYTHING? Singing, dancing, playing an instrument, gardening, woodworking, doing basic math without their calcualtor app, having a good orientation sense or a good memory, being capable of talking about a subject without looking up the internet every 5 minutes? Apparently more and more companies in my country have difficutlies finding youngsters as apprentices that have an IQ above roomtemperature.
It is evolution.
If you adapt to technology to the point that you can`t exist without it, you become a useless pile of meat without it.
This is my opinion, based on my experience and research, if anyone is triggered by that, go somewhere else. I am not demanding from anyone to follow. I was/am curious if there are other people with similar experiences.
That`s all. Thanks to everyone telling their story. Cheers.
I can sing. I can't dance, but that's mainly because I'm not comfortable dancing. I've done gardening, woodworking, basic math is a breeze for me. Just yesterday night I talked to my father about twenty different subjects for hours on end until about 3 AM.
I can do and will improve on doing all of that, and I use my smartphone on the daily, I'd say an average of five or so hours per day now that school's out. Simply put, the reason why you see all of these young people so addicted to their phones is because they let it control their life. I don't. I could care less how many followers I have, how many likes my picture got on Instagram.
I control my life, not a tiny combination of metals and plastics that are smaller than my hand.
It's all about how you use it.