Comments on: Mobile Phones : Look What You Are Missing

By: Priyashi

Priyashi — Sun, 21 Sep 2014 08:51:00 +0000

Ah! Vidya, Such a nice read….:). Oh yes, i too feel the same and somewhere I am loosing my interest from facebook and whtsapp. People whom I know they are digitally present with me all the time but emotionally I guess we are far far away. our emotions too become electronic. I have seen an episode of a famous series known as “Doctor who” which is the oldest series in world and based on science fiction, it was shown that in 1000 yrs later people would be selling and buying emotions from the shop, such as to forget, to be happy, to be honest, to be kind, to be friend…. it was just an imagination for the episode but sometimes I wonder, are we not following the path towards the same?

By: Vidyashree Nagaraju

Vidyashree Nagaraju — Sun, 21 Sep 2014 05:02:00 +0000

In reply to Kokila Gupta. Ha ha Kokila good you are not on WhatsApp, whatsApp, facebook were my addictions for a few days and its kind of gone now. Feels nice to enjoy talking to friends without the interruption of phone. How great it would be if people realise the importance of spending time exclusively with each other without the interruption of technology.

By: Kokila Gupta

Kokila Gupta — Sat, 13 Sep 2014 04:32:00 +0000

What a great feeling to get my space here back ! :)
I am in full agreement though what I practice on my kids n family, make him feel so meek and requesting …. I lash out at them for not looking up:)
And Vinay we can observe this again and again that all wise people irrespective of their field of expertise, from writers to thinkers to scientists like Einstein, are unanimous on one thing – the greatness and sacredness of human mind. They had realized it that science, technology, arts, writings, culture are means to make life easier, comfortable and beautiful respectively by tapping the energy of human mind and nature….. but these must be the extensions of our beings and not US.
I am glad am not on What’s App. :)