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almost obsolete. People make plans to get together and sit around on their phones, each doing their own things, rather than putting down the technology, living in the moment, and making deep, personal connections. Our attention spans have shortened extremely, simply for the quick and easy access technology has given us for many things. Desires like watching a movie, going outside, and just conversing with a loved one have changed into watching a short clip, lying in bed, and facetiming a friend rather than speaking face to face. Different memories are shared through photographs rather than reliving the memory through your own mind and people view places, food, and even events as the "perfect Instagram post" rather than something fun and beautiful. Many others may believe that the access to text, call, or talk to anyone across the world is bringing us closer together, but the laziness that has sparked from the convenient access of a cell phone limits the distance that is taken to spend valuable time with these loved ones. Without these crucial personal connections, depression rates tend to rise, and feelings of loneliness increase tremendously.places, food, and even events as the \"perfect Instagram post" rather than something fun and beautiil. Many others may believe that the access to text= call= or talk to anyone across the world is bringing us closer together, but the laziness that has sparked ora the convenient access of a cell phone limits the distance that is taken to spend valuable time with these loved ones. 1Without these crucial personal connections. depression rates tend to rise: and feelings of loneliness increase tremendously. Putting down the screens and focusing on the world around you can not only make you feel better mentally but can also physically help you! Blue light emitted from screens has been proven to cause headaches and mental problems. So put down that phone, make some memories, and spend time with those you love. Technology only makes us more alone and you only have one life, so ll it with happiness and spend it with those you care for! Does Technology Make Us More Alone? When it comes to the miraculous world of technology, many nd that the distraction from these different items can pull time away om your loved ones. Family dinners are often filled with glowing, distracting screens; concerts are previewed through a recording phone, and so many more crucial parts of life have been replaced with technology. Overall Mental health in the world has drastically declined and feelings of loneliness within one seem to spark the more people invest themselves within the tech world. The mental health crisis seems to only be getting worse and worse the closer we approach a \"completely automated, technological world." lI-lr'ith our minds being occupied with the next text message or social media post, there leaves little to no room for things like aelcare, spending time with loved ones, and other things of importance. We tend to unknowingly ignore the beautiil world around us and invest our interests into small unimportant things, which ultimately causes a lack of realization for what really lies beyond the screen. Our screens distract us in a way that leaves us disconnected from the world. '11ch the time wasted focusing on technology, time spent with one another has become almost obsolete. People make plans to get together and sit around on their phones, each doing their own things, rather than putting down the technology, living in the moment, and malcing