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  by Bob Lloyd

  Created on: January 06, 2010

  Our minds grow to the extent that we interact with the world and other people, and expose ourselves

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  by Leigh Goessl

  Created on: February 08, 2008   Last Updated: August 25, 2009

  Technology does not impoverish the mind. The fact society allows technology to "think" in lieu of the

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  by Lata Vishwanath

  Created on: December 17, 2010

  We must look at Technology’s role in our lives with different points of view before we could hammer

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  by Charlotte A. Cavatica

  Created on: October 31, 2008

  As someone whose age matches Microsoft's, I can truly claim that I grew up in the Computer Age. My first

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  by Ernest Capraro

  Created on: November 15, 2007   Last Updated: December 15, 2010

  Thousands of years ago, medical lore, history, and all knowledge were passed from one generation to

• 6 of 41

  by Wendy Bishop Strebe

  Created on: October 08, 2007

  Technology is the ultimate human expression of creative innovation. From its earliest manifestations

• 7 of 41

  by Stanley W. Shura

  Created on: July 20, 2008

  There is nothing of this world, or "out of this world" that can impoverish any mind which isn't already

• 8 of 41

  by Quirin

  Created on: October 09, 2008   Last Updated: May 14, 2011

  It's so very strange that when we look around us and see what one could characterize as "impoverished

• 9 of 41

  by Ben Hughes

  Created on: April 08, 2008   Last Updated: July 09, 2011

  Technology isn't the beast that some people like to make it out to be, but it isn't a saint either.

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  by Antoinette Acosta

  Created on: December 11, 2009

  Very debatable subject. Technology is blamed for a lot. Yet it has gained recognition in other areas.

• 11 of 41

  by Tammy Clevenger

  Created on: June 02, 2009

  A form of the old adage "Guns don't kill people. People do." applies to technology as well. Technology

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  by Frances Laing

  Created on: February 15, 2009

  Far from it. Technologies, especially complex technologies like the Internet and computers can serve

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  by Morgan Carlson

  Created on: February 28, 2009

  If technology goes to any lengths to impoverish an aspect of the human being, it would be the body long

• 14 of 41

  by Steven Laskoske

  Created on: October 23, 2007   Last Updated: March 19, 2012

  Modern technology is a tool. Properly used, that technology can be used to enrich the mind and improve

• 15 of 41

  by Lam Luu

  Created on: March 07, 2009

  You have heard it, haven't you, about the harm of technology? About the inability of college students

• 16 of 41

  by Michelle Martini

  Created on: January 09, 2008

  The fact that we are engaging in such a debate may suggest that technology does the opposite of impoverishing

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  by Elitehacker

  Created on: September 22, 2007

  Technology absolutely does not impoverish the mind; to even suggest that it does, is just ludicrous.

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  by Elizabeth M Young

  Created on: August 29, 2009

  It is easy to blame technology for limited intellectual curiosity, which is a sign of an impoverished

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  by Seth Keipper

  Created on: September 23, 2007

  While there may be some immediately noticeable drawbacks to modern society and youth in particular technology

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  by Timothy Justice

  Created on: August 03, 2008

  Does technology impoverish the mind? An interesting question, considering that I am typing this on a