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Based off of Turkle's idea that we expect more from technology and less from each other, I also agree because there are many people who are much more dependant on technology than people when working, or for more personal reasons such as texting. Over text, we are able to portray thoughts and feelings easier than face to face, as we don't have to face the anxiety of seeing the person's feelings and reactions ourselves. This also goes back to how we expect more from technology, as we are able to use it to say things we wouldn't say in person, being masked by our "social identity."

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I think off of Sherry Turkle's idea, I feel that

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Based on Sherry Turkle's idea, I feel that technology is a part of most people's lives and most people don

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I like where Sherry Turkle is going, I would add it brings to mind that sometimes I try to talk with someone where their main point of the conversation is about what they can do with their phone.

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Based on Sherry Turkle's idea, I think people these days rely on their phones/gadgets too much in order to communicate. Since we rely on our phones too much we end up getting disconnected from reality.

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To build off of Sherry Turkle's TED talk, technology, this amazing tool that we all thought would be so helpful has turned us all against each other. We prefer our phones over real conversations which can negatively benefit us in the end, we miss out on opportunities for amazing things by looking down instead of looking up.

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Based on Sherry Turkle's statement I think she is trying to make a point that human connection is important and talking to or through a machine is not the same thing. People need others to listen to them and if they don't get it from people when they try to look for a different way, like a machine.

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Based on Turkle's statement, I think that people would rather look at their phones instead of having a conversation since there's no risk of doing something wrong or seeming out of place when socializing. People have become so reliant on technology that they rely on it as a barrier to protect themselves from feelings of loneliness, so if they feel out of place or alone for a short amount of time, they immediately start using their phone because it helps them feel like they aren't alone or out of place.

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Based on Sherry Turkle idea that we now rely on/expect more from technology than other humans, I believe this is another way to say that we (people) use devices as a way to feel safe, to make ourselves feel more accepted in our community, but also as a way to hide ourselves from actual face to face communication in fear we might make a mistake that we won't be able to edit or un-send. Therefore concluding that we now rely on devices to have and establish our social lives rather than others.

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Because of Turkle's statement, I see how much we as humans rely on technology, whether it's for companionship or actual needs. From the old woman who was communicating with a robot companion to distractions in the real world, technology is drastically effecting us.

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Based on Sherry Turkle's presentation at TED Talk, I think that she is trying to say that we need to connect with the real world instead of on our phones. That means to hang out with real people and talk with family members during breakfast, supper and etc.

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Based On Ms. Turkles Ideas, I think that she both likes and dislikes online connection because it harms our ability to have meaningful conversations that will allow us to learn and trust each other more, but it also allows smaller, still meaningful, messages in a text like as she said herself "I love you". She also believes that in order to remedy this while still keeping the ability to have small blurbs, is that we gain a bit more self-control and focus on things outside of our screen and especially to other people.

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Based on Turkle's idea, I think people are letting technology take advantage of their lives, and people are forgetting how to live in the real world. We think the internet is letting us connect to each other but in reality, we are slowing being separated every day by our small pocket devices. People are also, unknowingly, becoming more and more disrespectful because they're drawn more towards their phones, than to a real person. Turkle also believes that talking to artificial intelligence will replace personal interactions and conversions with one another. People are forming friendships with their phones. Another thing she states in her speech is that people are forgetting how to have actual conversations with each other, especially in person. She states that people don't want too much distance, but at the same time, they don't want to be too close.

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Based on Turkle's statement, I believe that the point she is trying to make is that we are too connected to technology and our cellular devices. Also we think being alone is just being with yourself and your phone.

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I agree that when we're on our devices we can give and receive fake emotion. Fake empathy, fake excitement. This is because when we're on our phones, we can control what we want people to think of us. Its easier to pretend on the internet than it is in real life conversations.

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Based on Sherry Turkle's idea, I think that we are relying too much on our phones to communicate with people instead of talking to them in real life. We need to start communicating with people in real life and not be anti-social.

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To build off of what Sherry Turkle said about the old woman talking to the robot, I think that human these days are clearly relying more on technology to feel a human connection. We rely on something that is so simple compared to the human mind, to make the connection they (as in these robots) will never experience and it's almost scary. Along those lines, we also use apps as a way to find human connection, by finding other people like us or with the same problems these things seem normal. And they really aren't, I fear the same as Sherry Turkel does in her Ted Talk, the fact that we are becoming more accustomed to technology to talk to then actual people.

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Based on Sherry Turkle's idea, I think and believe that a lot of people around the world are more connected to their phone than to others. We shouldn't let something so small take so much control over our life.

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Along the lines of what Sherry was saying, we can understand how technology affects us as a society. Both her Ted talk and the video we watched in the beginning of class touch on how social networks and cell phones disconnect us from reality more than they connect us to each other. It has come something we are so accustomed to that it's second nature to have and be on our phones. Like she said, even at sad things like funerals, people can still be found on their devices. And they might not be on their devices to be rude, just plainly because it's what they know can take their mind off of grief. Devices are a useful and inevitable part of our lives, but only when we use them in moderation. Without moderation, phones, computers, and tablets will rule our world.

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Similarly, we need to stop spending time on devices and start engaging ourselves into more conversations.

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To take a step further, people are becoming more and more distant to the real world and trying to create a "perfect" image of themselves on the internet. This is displayed when Sherry Turkle says, "Human relationships are rich and they're messy... and we clean them up with technology." She is pointing out how relationships are becoming less real.

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I agree that the more time we spend behind screens makes us lose touch of the real world. We don't pay as much attention to the things around us.

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Sherry Turkle's ideas are related to the fact that we spend too much time on things that are not that important compared to our friends and family. Turkle's idea exposes us and how we use our devices as something that is always there for us. Maybe the device is always there for us but the device can not feel empathy like Turkle said. We need to realize that although devices can make us happier or comfort us, we have real people in our lives who can do much better.

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Based on her idea, I think people have become more dependent on technology than others.

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Based on Sherry Turkle's idea, I think that we all should be more aware of how technology is capable of controlling our communication ability if we allow it to keep sucking our attention onto a screen.

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Sherry Turkle's idea means that people today depend upon their devices more than the people around them and we focus on our devices more than others. When we're faced with hardship with others around us we detach ourselves from those hardships by attaching ourselves to our phones. To build upon this idea we use technology for human communication instead of having real conversations face to face, we text or call one another to talk to each other. We are so connected to our phones we have become disconnected with the world and people around us.

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To take it one step further, I think that face to face conversation will slowly diminish over time and eventually, technology will be our only means of communication. It won't just stop at conversation and communication, eventually, most stuff that we do physically in the real world will become something that will be done just as easily digitally. It's inevitable that our reliance on technology will only continue to grow, but we can always try to put down our phones, and go out and talk to someone physically, not digitally.

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If we already know that we have sacrificed conversation for more connection, we can predict that over time a real conversation won't be in existence but through a device.

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Based on her idea, I think that people do spend a lot of time on devices and not a lot of time with their friends or family or just outside in general. Also that we don't spend enough time connecting to the outside world instead we rather be in a virtual world.

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I agree that we can't rely on technology to make us happy with ourselves

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I agree with Ms. Turkle's idea about all of us being so connected to our devices that we are being disconnected from everybody else. I also think that it is not a good idea to have a robot to interact with an elderly person because they also need human interaction like we all do. That makes me think that devices are changing our world a little bit at a time.

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Based on Turkle's idea that with today's tech we have become so connected that we have disconnected. I think she is really right. We are so focused on what people think of us on like we don't actually care about what others think about us in real life. She is trying to let us know that it is becoming somewhat of an issue in today's society. She is also saying that we can use tech to help us connect with who we really are and then use that confidence to portray that in the real world. Use what we do on the internet and help us connect both there and here.

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Based on Turkle's idea, I think that because of technology we have lost connection to people in real life. people now would rather revive a text message then have a conversation. Turkle is informing that technology now is becoming a problem

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I also think that conversations are being sacrificed for a false sense of connection. I think that Sherry Turkle's statement means that human relationships are supposed to be imperfect because we have infinitely similar yet different minds. Because of this, we resort to technology to avoid the mystery of human conversations that we cannot edit, and most of the time, we don't even realize what we're doing and how we are isolating ourselves because we are so caught up in creating our perfect persona.

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Based on her idea, I think that it is reinforcing the fact that we are depending on technology more than depending on the people that are in front of us. Along those lines, she says that we forget how much we stopped caring and that we forget how bad it is to talk and conversate with people but, with only the slightest attention. "We distance ourselves and never thought about how far we actually are, but technology always solves it for us, yet it still doesn't keep us "connected", we just distance ourselves even further until our eyes can only see a screen with fake colors and black colored text."