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If you have a lot of technology you can get dependent and if that technology would ever break down for a time period then you might find yourself lost and not be able to do certain tasks like talk to your friends and family because you can't email them because your computer doesn't work or the internet is down. You might not be able to pay for your purchases because the credit card machine isn't working.

Technology also creates laziness. when there is quick technology you tend not to do things the "old fashion" way like doing your taxes with the paper, calculator and manual. with technology those taxes could be filed in 15 minutes on the internet.

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