Real world(essay 2)
Many people use computers in daily basis for some people it is their job to use it but for some it is a tool to run away from real world let’s talk about  advantages of computers.
      First of course it makes life easier as people say. Well it does . Many bank accountants use it to make their calculations faster as they have late of  customers. Or airplane  companies use it to predict weather in their landing area. Because many lives depond  on good calculation and they can’t have miscalculation.
      Then there is disadvantages. As mentioned adove those people use it to earn money for their family. And some people use it to run away from real world. They spend hours of hours in front of computers just to play video games or complain about everything  on facebook or on the other social medias. And I think that is the reason then being  isoland from society. When they go out people would not talk to then because of the some posts they made on social media.

      In conclusion I think we must show then that life has it’s downs and up so they can live their life at fullest. Because in the end we are all humans after all.   

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