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essay on technology is killing creativity​

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Answered by wkhanyari
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Answer:

Technology is killing creativity

Explanation:

A strong argument for technology killing creativity is that kids (and adults) who always have their heads in their phones, tablets or laptops lack imaginative activities that help to promote creativity.

Has the device in your hand become the technological distraction Aldous Huxley described, keeping thought at bay?

Scientific study tells us that we need time to daydream as daydreaming boosts our creativity. If we’re filling any possible down time with scrolling through devices, are we inhibiting that daydream time? Creativity is often referred to as a “use it or lose it” discipline. You might work in a creative job role, but even you could be strangling your creativity by being fastened to a device constantly.

Lack of originality is one thing with content, but technology is also accused of promoting lazy communication and diminishing our creativity in that area. Check out what The Guardian has to say:

“In fact, the web has done a great deal to kill people’s creativity. From the use of emoji in lieu of words, to the proliferation of pre-determined functions to express our views – liking, sharing, and, in some cases, disliking. These new universals of human interaction promote efficient – but lazy – behaviours so that we can devote more time to consuming more content.”

Answered by kamblemisha
26

Explanation:

Derived from the Greek words 'techne' and 'logo, technology refers to the enhance the meaning of life by the use of knowledge. Due to technological development, there are many types of equipment which we use in our day to day lives. The scientists come with the newest idea by conducting experiments and researches. To develop newer idea the technologists use creative ideas. Nowadays, people cannot withstand without the use of technology an are extremely accustomed to it. People await forte more advanced and newer devices to be launched, examples are cars and mobiles. People look for the newest model majorly in cars and mobiles.

The reason, why technology is killing creativity, is that everyone from young till adults has their hands on mobiles and tablets which hampers their imagination and creativity at the same time. Students often tend to copy their assignments from the internet and refuse to think themselves. The information all over the internet mostly results in piracy and illegal actions. Also having constant hands upon technology affects our eyes and brain at high rate.

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