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Tashna Lal
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
00:44
Chapter 3
01:05
Chapter 4
02:31
Chapter 5
02:33
Chapter 6
03:03
Chapter 7
03:05
Chapter 8
03:43
Chapter 9
03:54
Chapter 10
04:23
Chapter 11
04:36
Chapter 12
05:19
Chapter 13
05:21
Chapter 14
05:22
Chapter 15
05:53
Chapter 16
05:59
Chapter 17
Audio Transcript
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technology's impact in society.
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Technology as a useful servant but a dangerous master.
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This prominent quote by christian louis lang elects notion on
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how technology is a useful tool that provides humans with
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information yet has ability to evolve into an uncontrollable entity.
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This is due to the fact of many people deteriorating
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their mental health because the lack of human communication.
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So ultimately in this presentation, I will explore how losing
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human interaction and connection has severely impacted people and in
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doing so, using the film already play one for assistance.
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First, let us look at the human connection and what
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it actually is.
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Human connection is the losing of ability to communicate with
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people to see other people and socialize with them.
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When looking at the first list of impact, it seems
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as it goes on for miles, but it gets you
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looking at the small and easy activities we accomplish on
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a daily basis and how it can hurt you in
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your surroundings.
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The less consists of deteriorating your mental health, the feeling
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of extreme loneliness, extreme social isolation and a lot of
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miscommunication this impacts everyone you me, anyone with a device,
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whether it's a laptop, an iphone or an ipad.
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The constant use of our devices allows you to be
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alone and due to being due to it being such
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an easy task, sending that text, your friends or sending
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the email to your coworker doesn't seem like a big
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thing when in fact it increases your chances of being
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heavily isolated, thus losing the daily human interactions and slightly
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limiting your access to it too.
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Studies throughout the years indicate that all teenagers aged 16,
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17 spend at least an additional 3-4 hours on their
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devices after school.
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Let me be the first story that is not normal.
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No child should be spending hours on a device that
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precious time should be spent on family, catching up with
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them going out or soaking up the sun while you're
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chilling with your mates.
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The messed up aspect about this entire issue is that
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you'll be able to, if you were to draw a
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timeline dating back to when technology was first invented, you
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would see the issues created by us, the evolving of
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technology and the constant need to create something better is
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what's making our down for society as a community is
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heavily impacted by this.
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The fact that we can walk around people all day
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and not say a word to each other.
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It makes people feel distant and alone.
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Technology is a great invention in the evolution throughout the
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years are essential to our well being, but also has
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our downfall.
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It stops, it stops us from acting like a community
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more so making an individual feel like it's them against
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the world.
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Looking at the big picture in comparison to ready play
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one. The film is based upon our actions of the
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world and how it's turned into a huge technological mess.
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Basically the film is great for for the issue I'm
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talking about today because it showcases all the impacts of
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technology it has on human race from good to bad.
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These theme portrayed and ready play one all somehow relate
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towards how human connection has changed.
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That's what I'll be referring to throughout this whole presentation.
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Yeah. Society as a community and has a major input
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into losing human connection.
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I mean we have apps just to use just for
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us to deliver food.
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Why can't we call normally?
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Just to hear someone's voice Would make that quick two
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minute drive, just that place.
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Instead, two clicks away from your phone and some stranger
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comes and delivers you a $7 pizza at your doorstep
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and knocks on your front door twice.
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Due to these little inventions and hacks.
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The community takes a huge toll.
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The loss of communication starts to build.
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It starts off with the stranger you see sometimes on
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a weekly basis than towards your neighbors.
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You may see every second day towards your own family.
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You see once every few hours.
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A survey was taken by the World Health Organization in
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2016 about mental health being affected by technology, mainly the
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lack of social interaction does to people 10% of boys,
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14% of girls age 1514 feeling isolated and distance in
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their words feeling low, 29% of girls and 13% of
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boys at age 15 feeling alone.
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Then it takes a dramatic turn at age 20 and
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above they say the feeling of disconnected from reality.
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This choice of words, The age and the fact that
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technology has done this is absurd.
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Ages as young as 14 have been affected.
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Do you remember what you were doing at 14?
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Maybe you were playing outside with your mates after, after
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you just finish school, you'd be going home, sitting with
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your family, watching a film, not going home and feeling
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like you're alone and have no one, no family, no
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friends, just no one.
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In my personal opinion, society will continue to constantly keep
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limiting social interactions with something.
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If something isn't done, just like it should already playing
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one. The introduction scene just played a quick little montage
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of everyone living in the stacks.
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It allows us to see how individuals and groups are
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being affected.
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What sacrifices had to be made in their lifestyle in
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order to get the key that was hidden in the
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online road called The Oasis.
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It's a bunch of rubbish personally.
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I think Ready Player one gives us a glimpse of
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our world, what would happen to our world if we
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continue like this as a great stated by famous christian
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lee Lewis, technology is useful servant but the dame, it's
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a dangerous master.
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That film shows what technology would do if it became
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the master.
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Mental health is important.
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I bet you hear that everywhere.
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But it's true.
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The feeling of being wanted and not cast it out
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is a vital emotion needed in this day and age
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doesn't matter And what age the person is or whether
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if it's someone in their 60s or teens, the feeling
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needs to be fixed overall.
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I think you guys know my argument.
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I mean, I hope so.
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Like let me tell you guys something to think about
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next time you decide to order something on your phone,
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even if it's coffee or fries from Mcdonald's, maybe take
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a small drive to your local matters.
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It creates a big difference in the long run.
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Thank you.
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