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Bizhigitov Dauletbek CSSE-122K TECHNOLOGY MAKES COMMUNICATION EASIER IN TODAY'S WORLD In this day and age, no one can deny that technology make human’s communication easier. However, many people are of the opinion that spending on computer screens rather than face-to-face contact has dangers for society. Therefore, this essay will examine the dangers that probably impact on society at present day. Firstly, it is true that when people select to work at home by doing their job on computer, their inter action with their collegues in socity will decline in importance.This change results in becoming shallow and isolated feeling among these individuals because greeting conversations by typing on screen can not convey emotions, feelings, touchings to another side while face-to-face meeting can. A case that illustrates this is if you want to confide in your best friend in serious cases, you can not share or feel in with her by posting messeges via computer. Thus, they better take indi rect way conversation.Furthermore, the most important threat for society by lacking participation in communication is the lack of creativitys in humanity. It is inevitable that humanity is a social animal, so people have to socialise with others surrounding them. Clearly, the communication skills pay important roles in our race. If humans detract this communication skills which should continuously been developed, those could rarely progress in art, science, technology, innovation and so on.I believe this is likely the result from the fact that those innovations rely much on team work combining variety of skills among people. On the other hand, working on screen alone at home destroys all chance to construct these developments in society. All in all, I personally agree that obsession in spending time on greeting people on computer screen is dangerous for society in two perspectives, namely being shallow and lonely in individuals, and lacking of continuous development of communication skills which play a significant role in creativity of humanity.