Have we become less happy in this age of technology?
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Technology has less influence on happiness than how we think, how we interpret the things that happen around us.
How we use technology can have repercussions for happiness, but that's not the fault of the tools we use.
What I've noticed over time is that people tend to have much shorter attention spans and have become less skilled at conversation.
This might be a result of more time texting and less face to face.
I think it reduces the quality of relationships.
How we use technology can have repercussions for happiness, but that's not the fault of the tools we use.
What I've noticed over time is that people tend to have much shorter attention spans and have become less skilled at conversation.
This might be a result of more time texting and less face to face.
I think it reduces the quality of relationships.
