We live in a manic society in which people remain stuck to their phones. May it be useful to have Internet access at the palm of our hands. Nonetheless, if we were able  to ask a chiromancer what would happen to this generation if they keep on with this bad habit, he might probably tell us the we all will end up socially doomed. This sybaritic world in which we live in is so used the pursue of comfort at any cost that nothing else matters to people. It is indeed flagrant to see how most of us nowadays have a disregard for nature and a constant necessity for expediting everything we do without caring about the feelings of others. Perhaps, we are on verge of modern decadence. Notwithstanding, we still can brake the habit. I myself think how blundering it is to waste your time prostrated on a bed looking at your phone. In fact our reality is quite sad. Before you were used to seeing kids frolicking around the streets every afternoon. Nowadays, most of them are either indoors playing video games or someplace else using their hand-held devices. It does not take a studious individual to presage a bad outcome for these actions. Not to mention that the companies who make these devices are not exactly magnanimous with the competition. They are willing to do anything to top their rivals in order to lower their prices and sell their bullshit. Not only are our minds poisoned with lies, but also our understanding of how to escalate through society has been degraded. Are our brains skimpy enough that we do not comprehend the seriousness of the issue?. Most corporate tycoons do not show clemency towards us. Their sole purpose is to enrich themselves more and more. Many of their companies even flout the law by overloading the web with ads, not to mention other means. Thus, invading our privacy. Maybe the reason why these days it is usually more normal to see students bungle activities in which they have to address an audience such as school presentations. Anyhow, whether we believe in some sort of animism or not is out of the picture. Not far from now we may witness the vertex of technological advances. Thus, the anthropomorphic god we probably made up might not be able to save us. If we do not group together and try to end this bad situation ourselves, posterity may not have other choice but to live in a completely antisocial world. Our detachment from unnecessary gadgets has to be gradual. Further, not that we should end up living a monastic lifestyle. Still and all, I do not think a dissension could arise owing to the fact that a conscious group of individuals wants to see a better world. Lastly, your beliefs may or may not coincide with mine. However, we should all assent to the fact that if we do not use technology responsibly enough, it could become the leper of forthcoming generations.