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    influence of LSD in society can be seen through many facets, such as the arts and technology. LSD has been the pinnacle symbol of the counter-culture of the sixties. From the free spirited hippies at Woodstock to the psychedelic adventures of Hunter S. Thompson, LSD is the guide to what lies in-between the lines of reality. LSD is a tool that spurred the advances of technology; it has given new meaning to the way we utilize metacognition. To illustrate these two points of technology and the mind…

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    Impact of Technology on Society The discovery and production of coal was vital to the creation of the modern world as it’s abundance sparked the industrial revolution, paved the way for the creation of Watts steam engine. It also allowed us to manufacture materials that were never able to be made before efficiently, gave electricity to cities and allowed the economy of many small countries to improve dramatically in a short period of time. The industrial revolution would not have been possible…

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    Technology Negatively Affects Society We have become a society that cannot survive without technology. Technology has a negative effect on society because it separates us from reality. Technology affects us because we cannot let things such as our laptop, phone, game systems, and iPod out of reach. Three major types of technology that negatively affect us are cell phones, laptops, and game systems because it distracts us and makes us less productive. We are constantly glued to our phones…

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    Technology Taking Over Society Have you ever wonder what this world has come to in the form of technology and communication? Just sit and think what ways does technology play in communication? In today’s society technology plays a major role in communication. Technology comes in all different forms not just phones. Whatever happen to the good old landline? What about only being able to send email through computer? Well, texting that never existed 20 years ago, if you needed to get ahold of…

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    impact of the use of social networking and technology on society is a very broad topic that incorporates many different points of interest, including bullying, employment, education, relationships, and communication. Social media and technology both play an immense and rapidly increasing role in today’s society, which is especially evident among the younger generations. The twenty-first century is known as the “app generation,” due to the fact that technology is steadily starting to carry out…

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    norms, beliefs, and values (Kearns and Associates, 2015). Our societal norms, along with our beliefs and values, have changed over the decades as we are constantly bombarded with different types of mass media and technology on a daily basis. The influence of today’s media and technology has had a profound effect on how humans socialize. At a very young age, most children are exposed to some form of mass media, particularly the television. According to Janet Gonzalez-Mena (2009), television is…

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    Technology and Us. 20 years ago, people did not imagine what a device of the size of the palm of your hand could do. Communication in the past two decades has evolved incredibly. It has shortened the biggest distances in unthinkable ways. Undoubtedly, the evolvement of the telephone is the biggest attraction for people of all ages. Landlines were the main source of communication in the past. Cellphone use was uncommon, because it was at its beginning. At that time they were used just for…

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    Authenticity is defined to be genuine and of undisputed origin. Throughout Sherry Turkle essay “Alone Together” she talks about authenticity and how technology has taken the human ability to build authentic relationships. She also speaks about how prominent technology has become for the human species. Sherry Turkle’s argument is strengthened by Jean Twenge in her writing “Generation Me” where she speaks about the depression, anxiety and the different pressures that lead to the rise in numbers of…

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    Azuma writes about his optimistic vision of the relationship between society and information. Azuma holds a strong belief that technology will accentuate political discourse and allow each individual to spread their ideas as far and wide as possible, creating an environment where an unconscious democracy can exist and reach its true potential. Azuma’s views however put too much faith in the individual and the cohesiveness of society. The ideas of General Will 2.0 fail to discriminate between…

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    This concept of the society refers to people who defined in a territory and culture, these visions address the forces that shape human life. Lenski, Marx, Weber and Durkheim gave their respective visions towards society during their time of life. Lenski points out the changes that occur in the society as the society simple in technology tend to resemble one another. It could have even be the simplest of tools or machines but if it made life easier to the society during his time of life. Marx…

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