The dating landscape has changed, making it harder for young people to navigate romantic relationships due to a lack of traditional courting practices and the prevalence of texting.

The societal impact of technology, especially in terms of social media, has created a complex relationship where we often feel controlled by our devices rather than the other way around.

Creating digital boundaries with our phones is essential, just as we have boundaries in other relationships, to maintain a healthy relationship with technology.

To embrace change, we should pay attention to what's happening in the moment and learn from it, rather than trying to control it.

The implementation of new communication technologies could change how we interact, potentially making it more immersive and empathetic, but it also raises concerns about the loss of traditional forms of expression.

The impact of technology on society is significant, but we must also consider how to manage the social implications of these advancements.

As technology advances, we risk losing essential human skills like empathy and conflict resolution unless we take personal accountability to teach and learn them.

The key to using technology effectively is to empower people to self-actualize rather than control them.

I believe it's essential to find the positive aspects of technological change and focus on what we can keep that excites us, rather than just fearing the negative.