The world before smartphones, digital TV and constant access to the internet was quite different.
People did not spend all their time in their bedrooms.
It was also more convenient to talk to people living in the same house as you than random people on the other side of the world.
And you sat in rooms and talked.
I prefer the new way.
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I only go to my bedroom to read namaz or sleep.
I talk to random people on the other side of the world and even random people that dull place that some call Birmingham.
I still sit in rooms and talk.
And I too like the advances in technology.
I only go to my bedroom to read namaz or sleep.
I talk to random people on the other side of the world and even random people that dull place that some call Birmingham.
I still sit in rooms and talk.
And I too like the advances in technology.
New technology doesn't always mean separation from anywhere besides your own room, its supposed to be an advancement for the century. There are good things, but generally with every manmade thing there appears to be a whole new side of bad things too.
Its hard to weigh out life with the new technology and life without the new technology. I've gained a lot, and would never want to be separated from the things i know and the people i've met through the new technology we have. Life could never be the same, ever.
What you trying to say, Mr Northen Southener?! Birmingham was never a dull place and isn't a dull place at the moment. You really have been visiting google maps with your sun glasses on!
You don't need to be on a pc to be online so u don't need to be in ur room/personal space to be online. I spend less time online when I'm not using a pc, and I usually use a pc when I'm working, the Internet just makes me prolong my work :/ but otherwise I don't need to be online from my room. What I really hate is when youre with a group of people and they're constantly talking to others on their phone, like texting/bbming/whatsapping or on fb, or even just playing games on their phone!
"How many people find fault in what they're reading and the fault is in their own understanding" Al Mutanabbi
cave nowadays are warm and litted (is that how its spelt?) and they talk to you and recognize you and greet you and connect you with invisible threads to other people's caves.
let me outta here.
Is it true? Is it kind? Is it necessary?