Television

In “An End to Audience?” Margaret Atwood states that television has become too important in our society. She believes that television has become the storyteller to millions of children around the world, as compared to many yeas ago when stories were told by human beings. I strongly agree with her, but I would like to take it a step further. I think today’s society is more interested in what happens on ER rather than …

…opinion, people need to give technology a rest and start learning to communicate with a real person. While talking through the computer is still a form of communication, it lacks human contact, and that can hurt young children in developing ways to handle real situations. The best thing for us as a country is to take a look at what we think is best, real human interaction not computers doing it for us. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**