technological future

Such a great technological future are being made for mankind.
It is so close and developed so fast.
I think that it can make our life much comfortable, convinient and esier. Equally it may couse an extremmly bad effect.A great feeling of loneliness can appear. For instance, social comminication become so widespread nowadays.
A huge amount of people communicate via social nets (or others) than face to face.
So then we can always get in touch. In fact people can be invoved in conversation whenever they are and whatever they do. This may be a positive effect.
But in real life extraverts like communicating a lot with other people. Introverts actually may don't feel comfortable doing it the same way. So using social nets gives them the opportunity to integrate withother people in a more comfortable way. To go out of their sheds and do a lot.
But looking deeply we can find out that a rising feeling of loneliness is growing inside. Nothing can replace face to face meeting and communication. It's people's nature and it's much closer to us than technology.
 We are lack of real, face to face contact. This is a great problem for many people.
It can be felt much deeper after switching off the computer.
Not so many people can switch off their mobile phones and feel the real worls without  looking into the electronic screen.
We shouldn't be slaves of technologocal progress.
So we have the illusion of not-being-alone life. Sometimes some people try to replace the reality with illusion of activity provided by new technologies.


Developing of new technologies give magic opportunities for treating and teaching people as we could see in the 2nd week videos.
But are there a lot of teachers or doctors who can use computers well?
A great question and a big problem that should be solved I suppose is how to intergate  this technologies  into different spheres of professional life and teach people (doctors or teachers) to use  them with ease. To be a professional not only in their profession sphere. How to make new technologies help them but not bother.