Life Is Getting More Complex With More Machines And Gadgets

It is actually controversial to say that life has become simpler and easier or complex and difficult. Some people may take the positive side, and others may take just the opposite. But it is really a good point to settle that life is becoming complex or easy. There are so many devices and gadgets in our modern day life that we are dependent on them to a great extent. We cannot think even a single day without using them in our life.

It is rather uncommon if you do not have modern appliances in your house. Televisions, refrigerators, computers, mobile phones, washing machines, air conditioners, etc. are now just our necessities. Washing machines, rice cookers, and ovens have made life easier for most women. They get much relief while working in the kitchen. Air conditioners really help you get relief in the hot summer days. Computers are now used in so many functions that we cannot name them briefly. Mobile phones have now become most essential elements of our lives without which we cannot think a moment.

But all of these are the positive sides of the gadgets we are using in our lives. There are the opposite sides. Though mobile phones, internet, etc. have made it easy to communicate with distant people within seconds, we have lost our cordiality and sympathy towards our near and dear ones. Now, we do not physically go to the houses of our relatives so easily because we have other means of communications. Young generations are now becoming more and more engaged in computer games, internet chatting, mobile messaging, etc., which is actually making our lives more complex and entangled.

Though modern day people may think that they are enjoying a very easy life with the help of modern gadgets, actually they are not. The ancient people surely led their lives very easily, simply, happily, peacefully and with free of stress without the help of modern gadgets. Moreover, they enjoyed longer lives than ours. It seems that we are now in a world of modern complexity, which is rather increasing day by day, not decreasing.