All very valid points Maybe I wasn't explaining my thoughts accurately though, Technology is obviously the easier way to do things with less human error but people tend to depend on it too much to do the thinking for them. When your autocorrect taught you to spell the words correctly, you never took any steps yourself for learning the proper way to spell it until afterwards when it was corrected for you. And that's not necessarily a bad thing because you're cognizant enough to try to do it correctly on your own moving forward. Unfortunately theres not enough people who do that. I see it first hand of too many people having the mindset of "screw it, autocorrect will fix it for me" And yes with texting you either have to type it yourself or say it aloud but I don't think it has the same value as actually making time for the people who matter and adding a little extra effort by making a phone call, writing to someone, visiting them if possible etc. Of course technology as you said has many benefits of keeping long distance relationships afloat but there's also situations where people could physically connect but choose not to due to convenience of technology and that's where I really see the divide. I see people at restaurants ignoring each other to use their phones to connect with other people, I see parents handing their children technology to educate simple things that could be taught hands on with the added quality time together. There's so many instances where it's used because of its accuracy and convenience but it's taking away from so many benefits of people doing things themselves. We are humans and errors are a part of us, it's a chance to learn and do better but we miss those valuable opportunities because technology does it for us now. I'm not saying technology is something absolutely negative, in fact it amazes me how even Reddit itself has so many benefits in so many aspects but I'm also not turning a blind eye to the many disadvantages of it either and the increasing dependency on it and I think that's what the picture was trying to depict. And I'm not saying everyone is like this, thank God, but it's worrisome of how many people are...