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Common Sense Topic: Smart Tech Advantages and Disadvantages.

Advantages:
1.       Quick bill pay – We have all become spoiled by this convenience. Put in data into your bank account and click a button. Done. What use to take my late mom hours, only takes me minutes.
2.       Stay in touch with your kids – If you have to leave your kids home alone after school than you can have them text you. If you get separated in a store, just text them.
3.       Turn on/off lights in your home – Now who wouldn’t like this. You come home and your lights are on. You can even turn you heat on from two blocks away from your home.
Disadvantages:
1.       Easy to steal your identity – That last one reminds of the simple fact having all this tech makes it easier than ever to steal someone’s identity. All someone has to do is get one piece of mail or e-mail and you are screwed. Makes me wonder why we have all this “smart tech” when it leaves us vulnerable to identity theft.
2.       Contributing to stupidity – Okay let’s be real. These devices are actually contributing to the stupidity in the world. We rely on them so much that if they get lost we panic. Our schedules are in them, phone numbers, and banking information which takes me back to number one.
3.       Health risk – When in hell did we decide to make our phones living cancer machines. These awful and convenient computers are deadly as hell. Why is this? Have you ever notice when you are using your smart phone it starts to get hot after a while? How annoying is this when you are on the phone and then you have to hang up before your phone gets too hot? Yet, our day goes to hell when we have to look for them. These phones are contributing to health risk and we can’t live without them.
4.       Leaves us vulnerable to government spying – It’s just like Edward Snowden said. Even the fbi covers their personal computers and phones. Mark Suck-erberg covers the camera on his personal laptop. Why? Because the NSA is watching us just like Snowden said. But because he burst people’s bubble they branded him a traitor. Look morons if you can’t handle the truth that your government is watching you that is your problem. The rest of us who can handle the truth will deal with it so you can stick your head back in your collective asses. Again, Edward Snowden isn’t a traitor.

Over the weekend there was a meeting in which the world leaders came together to try and talk like civilized adults. Of course, the oval office shithead went. President Putin made it clear, it’s time to grow up and start behaving like adults. Put away your toys. He made it clear, again, that he will negotiate with everyone as long as they respect Russia’s interest. She doesn’t want a war. At the same time, she won’t write welcome on her back.  No one in business goes into a room without the intent of protecting their interest. It’s foolish not to.

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