Technologies Do Not Isolate People.

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Technologies Do Not Isolate People.
Hello, all who have made it to this venue today. I would like to thank you for coming and to assure you that by the end of the session you will go back with a lot of valuable knowledge about technology.
It is inarguable that scientists and engineers have conducted several kinds of research on the importance of technology. 97% of the studies which have been conducted show that technologies have promoted interaction, and therefore social cohesion (McNaughton and Light 107). Through the advent of technologies such as the internet, mobile phones, laptops, and other computerized devices, people have managed to interact easily while in distant places from each other. This has boosted positive relationship among people of different geographical locations.
Social media platforms such as Facebook, Tinder, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and others have also encouraged communication. These sites have made it easy for people to meet online and discuss various issues. For instance, political campaigns, religious campaigns, human rights campaigns and other forms of campaigns have been conducted using technologies such as television, YouTube and on other social media platforms. It has been easy for the people and agencies advocating for equality, political change and other society morals to reach people and pass their messages.
Through the opening of social media pages, these people have managed to attract masses through the creation of electronic word of mouth (eWOM).

They have gotten the attention of many people who they have mobilized to join hands and support the subject at hand: in this case being human rights, political change, and other moralities. This has helped create peaceful coexistence and in the long run unity. People have been able to interact using technologies in a manner that they could not come before its invention. This has greatly helped bring people together and reduce the world into a “global village” (McNaughton and Light 109).
I believe that all of you can now agree with me that technologies do no isolate people. Thank you for your time, and I wish you well in life.
Work Cited
McNaughton, David, and Janice Light. “The iPad and mobile technology revolution: Benefits and challenges for individuals who require augmentative and alternative communication.” (2013): 107-116.