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 * In the world we currently live people rely on technology far too much.
 * In a staggering statistic published by Screen-minutes-chart.jpg, every person in the United States stare at electronic screens on average 7.4 hours a day. This includes Television, Tablets, Laptops, Personal Computers, and Smartphones. This is a statistic published in 2016. The numbers have risen today to about 9 hours of every 24 hours, which is 37.5% per day. An average person sleeps roughly 7.4 hours a day, leaving 7.6 hours of the day not looking at screens. Realistically being awake the average human is looking at a screen over 53% of their waking life; leaving humanities ever changing need of communication reduced to less than half.
 * Worldwide we are taking our eyes and focusing them on more advances in technology. Artificial Intelligence has increased and is becoming implemented into modern humanoid robotics, Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality has changed the way our perception of worlds exists. We can walk into a space using a VR headset, and our brains can be tricked into thinking we are in a completely different location. This is leading to MORE of a loss of communication and human connection. It may seem like a lie, but considering conversations today are becoming more focusing on the self and less on emotional connection.
 * If we as a society do not stop relying on technology we will become so dependant on it that it will consume our existence. If we lose our humanity to machine we will become machines. We cannot allow this to happen. Our humanity is our only chance of survival. We NEED humanity to exist, to relate, and to connect.