I think technology, in general, has been worked into everyone's day-to-day life.

It is the first thing I do when I wake up, and when I go to bed.

It's easy to just pick up your phone, turn it on.

Call a ride, and just go wherever you want.

New places to eat, new places to explore.

It's great to stay in touch.

I met my girlfriend on an online dating app, so I'd say that's a positive right there.

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Oh it's definitely more in control of me.

My biggest issue with it is knowing when to stop.

Five and ten minutes here and there, and I feel like takes up, you know, takes up a bunch of my day.

I feel like it's in control of me, like if my phone's dead for like half the day or something, and I'm going crazy.

I think my math grade is the way it is because of my phone.

Now I notice my eyes are like a little, like I blink a little bit more, they get tired.

You should just throw his phone away.

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Usually, I feel in control of technology. Usually.

Usually I can catch myself and be like, "You need to chill out."

I think you have to set a limit, and say that you control the phone, it doesn't control you.

I'd say most people hate on technology, but if you're using it for good things, I think it's really helpful.

Well we think it's important that they do have access to it and learn it.

Technology is, not so much as a necessary evil, it's a necessary good that could go either way.

You know, the jury's out. It's up to us as to what we do with the technology.