For example, many people now prioritize virtual connections over real-life relationships, leading to a sense of detachment and loneliness.

Additionally, the constant distractions offered by technology often pull us away from being fully present with the people around us.

Overall, while technology has its benefits, it has undeniably contributed to a decline in the depth and quality of human relationships.

However, others may disagree that technology has caused people to be more distant from one another. On the contrary, technology has been a driving force in facilitating connections and fostering relationships in ways previously unimaginable. For example, platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram have enabled people to keep in touch with friends and family across the globe, sharing experiences, photos, and memories instantly. Messaging apps like WhatsApp and Telegram have made communication more efficient, allowing for real-time conversations regardless of geographical barriers.

Additionally, apps like Zoom and Skype have revolutionized the way we communicate, making face to face interactions possible even when we are physically distant. This has been particularly crucial during times of crisis, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, when we could not physically meet people. These technological advancements have strengthened bonds and brought people closer, allowing for deeper connections despite physical separation.

Furthermore, online communities provide platforms for individuals to find like minded people and form meaningful relationships based on shared interests and passions. Whether it's a hobby, a cause, or a professional field, technology has made it easier for people to connect with others who share their values and beliefs, creating communities that transcend geographical boundaries.

While it's true that excessive use of technology can sometimes lead to a sense of disconnection or isolation, it's important to recognize that the problem lies not with the technology itself but with how it's used. Ultimately, technology has been instrumental in breaking down barriers and bringing people together, enriching our lives with diverse connections and experiences.

Playing those games as a child has influenced my interest in racing shows and peaked my love for speed. Such examples are MotoGP and Formula 1. These are famous racing event that brings many people from all over the world to watch and having experience of racing virtually has allowed me to understand and appreciate the art of speed and racing in the various motorsports show.

Nowadays, children play games on their devices that they carry almost everywhere. It is convenient and entertaining. However, they often play games at an inappropriate timing. For example, during meal time or a family gathering , neglecting social interaction and bonding.

Different generation has different things that people grow up with. It is unfortunate that children these days are always on their mobile devices.

The electronic device that made many families' lives at home easier is the smartphone. With the advent of smartphones, families can now communicate with each other more efficiently, access important information, and manage their daily lives with greater ease.

Firstly, smartphones have made communication among family members more convenient. With the ability to send messages, make phone calls, and video chat, families can stay connected even when they are physically apart. This has been especially helpful for families with busy schedules, where parents and children may have different work and school commitments.

secondly,smartphones have enabled families to manage their daily lives more effectively. With apps for calendar management, task lists, and reminders, families can stay organized and on top of their schedules. Additionally, smartphones have made it easier for families to shop online, pay bills, and perform other tasks that were previously time-consuming and laborious.

Next, when communicating online people are not able to see one another or read social cues this can cause them to miss misinterpret messages as they lack dept and therefore slowly losing human connection. Example, when the sender sends something through text and wants to convey their emotion positively the receiver might take it negatively due to a lack of social interaction.

However, others may argue that technology bring people closer together as they can communicate efficiently without having to meet face to face. This makes it easier to update each other about their life no matter the distant.

All in all, technology is like a two sided coin, there are positive and negative impacts. Personally I feel that technology have brought a more negative impact as it caused us to lose human touch.

However, technology has also brought people to be closer especially overseas.

However, in today's digital age, children are increasingly enthralled by their electronic devices, such as phones and iPads. Many spend most of their free time engrossed in video games, browsing the internet, or scrolling through social media. Observing children watching videos on their phones or teenagers fixated on social media while out in public has become a common sight. While technology has its advantages, I worry that children are missing out on the simple joys of traditional play and the essential social skills it cultivates.

Ultimately, we must strike a balance between technology and classic games to preserve these cherished memories and ensure that children don't miss out on the benefits of both, thereby experiencing the same thrilling and carefree childhood I had playing traditional games.