In the video I watched, Ms Turkle states her stance in the issues regarding shifting foundations in interpersonal relationships because of the influence of technology, and our ever-growing attachment to the “little devices” in our pockets, backpacks, purses and briefcases. Technology is the most important thing to many people, especially for the student who has a lot of homeworks and activities in their school. And technology is the best way to communicate to our relatives like famillies, friends, and our love ones. We use smartphones to find some friends, to play a online games and etc. but for other people technology is not the best way to communicate and to learn a lot thing that they will contribute in their school. Every people has a different kind to use a technology but for me base on my experience I prefer to use a technology to learn more about the past. Because technology has helped in the growth of mobile learning and long distance learning. The use of internet technology has enabled teachers to reach students across boarders and also students from developing countries have used internet technology to subscribe for advanced educational courses. Many universities and colleges have embraced online education by creating virtual classrooms. Technology may have advantages but it also leads to some complications and technology affects our personality, habits and relationships. But for me in Ms. Turkle's speech all that she stated I realized that technology has advantage and disadvantage so I tried to be alone and to be a happy person. "Solitude is where you find yourself" after I saw this line from the speech of Ms. Tukles I am shocked, because I have a lot of problems but I realize that being alone is the one thing that we can express our emotions and feelings.                                                                                                              Nowadays, we live in a world that is full of technologies in which we are always communicating. And yet we have sacrificed conversation for mere connection. At home, we sit together with our families, we text and read e-mails.We may be together, but each of us is in our own different worlds.  At work, we also use technology during board meetings. We use them during presentation in classes and wherever we go. We are connected to keyboards and those tiny touch screens.Texting and posting let us present the self we want to be. This means we can edit. And if we wish to, we can also delete. Sherry Turkle's TEDTalk wants us to know that the little devices that most of us carry around are so powerful that they change not only what we do, but also who we are.