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15th May 20××
The Editor
The Times of India
New Delhi
Subject : Human Dependence on Technology
Sir Through this letter of mine, I wish to draw the attention of everyone towards the increased dependence of humans on technology. We use internet for any type of information which we can find only a click away. Everyone, whether a child or an adult, wants gadgets like cell phones, I-pods, laptops, etc. No doubt, technology is a boon to mankind and has a great future ahead, but in my opinion, we should not depend on it as excess of everything is bad. It is making everyone lazy. On the other hand, cyber crimes are also increasing. The key word for this is caution.
We must make judicious use of technology and should not completely depend on it. We must believe in natural and simple living. I hope you will publish this letter in your newspaper for the sake of a better future for human beings.
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