Creativity is a word that is hard to define. It might have a a lot different definitions , but through the use of imagination, creativity in its simple terms refers to the act of making something authentic, original, or unusual. And humanity is basically humankind. So, when we presented the real question, is technology really killing creativity and humanity many individuals say that yes, it is. Due to technology, it is way easier and simpler to access to school work or any kind of information we search for or even hack into other apps and steal others personal data with just a click of a button making privacy much widespread, without them knowing but thats not the argument, often the crux of the debate is that we are sacrificing our original thought for the sake of keeping ourselves constantly entertained in our lives. Nowadays we find people of all age groups fully dependent on social media and technology most of their idle times which can Impact their men
tal and physical health in daily bases. Our world today is much silent than ever before. Me being a student and as a public transporter, I hardly spot people in schools and public places laughing, chatting or making eye contact. Finally, I understand why people rarely communicate with other individuals , and this kind of huge issue is caused every day by a small device most people carry in their pockets: a phone. By destroying the significance of mobile Internet devices, the excessive use of mobile Internet devices kills humanity. A ordinary teen makes eye contact between 40 and 60 percent in a daily conversation, according to Quantified Impressions communications analytics company, but physical attachment is built when eye contact is made during 60-70 percent of the conversation. Unfortunately, because their eyes are so attracted to their phones most of the day, people now tend to avoid getting eye contact with others which they might find awkward or weird.