The Story of Human Development
Humanity's Greatest Technological Discoveries and How They've Negatively Impacted Our Everyday Lives
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What is the negative impact of technology on our lives?
We often think about the many pros that technology has brought to modern life...but what are the cons? Enjoy this condensed guide that will outline the most major advancements in human development since man has walked the earth. Then, we will breakdown the negative effects on modern technology and how it affects children, education, and communication. Lastly, enjoy the section, "Ways to Break Your Technology Addiction". You're sure to walk away with new knowledge from this condensed guide and new perspectives on what modern technology does to us.
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The author has done his best to be as accurate as possible in the creation of this audiobook. Yet, there is no representation at any time that the contents of this guide are currently accurate, simply due to the rapid, ever-changing content on the internet. All attempts to verify information have been made for this work but the seller assumes no responsibility for any errors, omissions, or misconstrued/misinterpreted interpretation of the material within. This guide is to be used for entertainment purposes only. The author suggests that you use your own judgement and consider your individual circumstances before acting. The intention of this book is not for strict use as legal, financial, or personal advice. Again, this guide is to be used for entertainment purposes only.
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