How To Check If Someone Is Invisible On Skype?

Can any one check my grammar please?

• I believe that most things in life have benefits and risks. For example, guns are used for protection as it can be used to harm people, it all depends on the user. I see technology the same way, it can be used for good or bad, it all depends on how we use technology. It is inevitable for technology to not have risks. What we can do is find solutions to those problems and wait for new technological obstacles to appear, it is an endless situation. From the 9 technological concerns that Clark talks about in chapter 7, the ones the concern me the most are inequality, overload, and alienation. We all know that technological devices are not cheap at all, but I didn’t realize that only a small percentage of the world’s population includes technology in their daily lives. I think is a good idea what Clark suggests about making technology cheaper, but a better idea will be to make education at no cost or cheap, I see technology as an instrument of education. The overload theme concerns me because, I easy get distracted by these types of meaningless information. Every time I check my email I see many emails that don’t have any importance, anyhow I open some of them thinking that they may be important, and at the end they are a waste of time. Definitely, our interaction with people has changed with the emerge of technological devices such as video games, computers, and cell phones. In my case, I don’t call someone if can easy just send a text message, or I don’t make an effort to go visit my family anymore because I can easy reach them on Skype. Clark says, “ We really do need to pay closer attention to the many ways in which new technologies may impact our social relations and our sense of ourselves and of others” (pg. 179). We easy get carried away by these bad habits that technology causes.

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  I believe that most things in life have benefits and risks. For example, guns are used to protect or attack as are able to harm people - it all depends on the user. I see technology the same way. It can be used for both good and bad - it depends on how we use technology. It is inevitable for technology to have risks. What we are doing is finding solutions to those problems, and waiting for new technological obstacles to appear. It is an endless situation! From the 9 Technological Concerns that Clark dicusses in Chapter 7, the ones which concern me the most are inequality, overload, and alienation. We all know that technological devices are not cheap at all, but I didn’t realize that only a small percentage of the world’s population include technology in their daily lives. I think that what Clark suggests about making technology cheaper, is a good idea, but a better idea would be to make education cost nothing or cheaper than it is now. I see technology as an instrument of education. The overload theme concerns me because I easy get distracted by these types of meaningless information. Every time I check my email, I notice that many of my emails don’t have any importance but I open a few thinking that they may be, and by the end of doing that, I have wasted my time. Our interaction with people has definitely changed with the emergence of technological devices such as video games, computers, and cell phones. In my case, I don’t call someone if can just as easily send a text message, or I don’t make an effort to go visit my family anymore because I can easily reach them on Skype. Clark says, “We really do need to pay closer attention to the many ways in which new technologies may impact our social relations and our sense of ourselves and of others” (pg. 179). We easily get carried away by these bad habits that technology causes. I re-wrote parts here and there, but there wasn't much wrong with the grammar aside from that. You used the word, 'easy' where the word, 'easily' would have made more sense.