♡ When technology met real life ♡
Hello everyone!! First of all, I wish you a very HAPPY NEW YEAR! Last year was a roller-coaster ride for me I had ups and downs, this blog completed 1,000 views after 4 years.. I couldn't write this blog for a long time as I had no thought about any topic to write about. But when I saw my pageviews with 1,520 views, I thought to write a small blog with my perspective on the digital lifestyle.
I hope you all are enjoying this lockdown staying with your family and also reviving old memories after binge-watching. But a student's life is going through a phase when eyes get strained, there is a whole attraction towards social media keeping stories of classes going on, keeping the post of lockdown life, or even candid pics. India is going through a phase of a lot of mystery but let's not think in that direction because controversy is a thing that grows the most number of disputes in this world.
From olden times, it was called that the Internet is a global village. Even said that the world is shrinking. Yes, all this is really true. We can talk to our friends that used to be our old classmates, old besties or even enemies... But, the invasion of the internet has connected us and has got us addicted to it. My parents always tell me that there use to be one telephone in a whole house. How could we live then??
Even when technology came drama or plays that were held in a village lost their identity and people went to see movies then. Even I think tech helped us to introduce ourselves to VFX a technology we see everywhere we go. Even our superheroes Marvel and DC couldn't be alive without this tech. Technology makes everything such fun and worth watching. When I was in 2nd that is 7 years ago I saw for the first time an invitation card that had in it a device that had an audio clip of Gayatri Mantra and it was so fascinating for me. Even when I was in Sr. KG I and my dad made a clock that had a cut out of Ariel our Disney mermaid and I kept her below the dial and we fitted a cell in the clock. It was made up of cardboard.
Now we all can see clocks in a different manner everywhere. First, people used sundials then different ways of deciding time were created. And now, we wear clocks of a totally different manner many people wear the old clock but we can find a digital band on everyone's hand in cities. Technology made everything such efficient that even we can measure our heart rate, steps we walked, etc., and getting more and more accurate.
Even our mobile phones modernized, when our parents had telephones we have rollable phones and foldable phones.
At a time our parents used to buy cassettes for music and now we can hear them on any device. When they had cameras to click photos we have camera set-ups in mobiles and laptops too. When they used to read books paying for them we can e-pay for it and read that book online.
There is a phrase that is always used in any country we go its simple meaning is that humans are never happy with what they have, they always want more from what they have. In my opinion, that's the most wonderful thing as it helps us to make our brains work more to bring changes to our surroundings and revolutionize the things created.
Have you ever thought about who must have invented music that is connected to technology, the electric guitars or Casio that we use.
We even have jobs in this digital world like certain competitions for games and through this many people got to showcase their talents to the world. The competitions opened a new door to gamers all across the globe.
In the end, I just want to ask you something when you turn your head all towards the surrounding around you, you can have technology's smallest sample in your room itself where you are sitting.
