has the internet taken over the world

wouldn't you agree?

I disagree. If the internet had taken over the world, school would be in a computer for everyone, everyone you knew would be met from here, and we would be better typists. c:

timey its coming all of it imagine 100,000,000,000 kids are going to be connected with the same teacher or children know friends through facebook we can stop this by going outside more please for at least an hour and do whatever

Idk, I guess in some ways xD

harrypotter15 wrote:

timey its coming all of it imagine 100,000,000,000 kids are going to be connected with the same teacher or children know friends through facebook we can stop this by going outside more please for at least an hour and do whatever

Hmph.. I get annoyed when people talk about this. I think we should just do what we want, it hasn't happened in more than 2011 years, it wont happen soon.

timey you have to go outside sometimes right

harrypotter15 wrote:

timey you have to go outside sometimes right

Of course, and I do. But taking over the world? No.

also it may have not taken over the world it has taken over SOME peoples world when they spen 16 hours on the computer

Meh. Frankly, I don't care about this.

who says it isn't a good thing what if 100s of kids can be taught by 1 teacher!

harrypotter15 wrote:

who says it isn't a good thing what if 100s of kids can be taught by 1 teacher!

True! If it does happen, it will have its goods and bads
8D

True! If it does happen, it will have its goods and bads
8D[/quote]

Just like everything in the world (;

But the internet hasn't taken over the world.....maybe you haven't seen it this way buts a way to communicate and connect pretty much like cell phones. And besides....there's a whole bunch of people (like literally) who don't even have a home and yet your complaining about internet? There's tons of people who still do outdoor activities or do something else besides on the internet.

umm i know that i know that really my dad helps the homeless for over 11 years that bugs me when people say that because that us what my dad did for a living he ran a homeless shelter for over 11 years

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''if teachers could teach 100 students..''

there are 4 people in my class, plus me, 5.
i can't handle them, imagine 95 more.
no.

Trash wrote:

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''if teachers could teach 100 students..''

there are 4 people in my class, plus me, 5.
i can't handle them, imagine 95 more.
no.

That's a really small class. Is that because of the educational system in Puerto Rico or do you go to a private school or something else? /creepycuriosity

Hmm... yes and no. In some ways the world is unchanged. But the internet has hugely affected (note: notice I said affected, NOT effected. Two totally different words.) the world. Internet will play a huge role in education, no doubt about it. And without the internet Iran would have no place to rally against the government. I might expand on this later. For now, I'll be lazy.

Nakira wrote:

Trash wrote:

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''if teachers could teach 100 students..''

there are 4 people in my class, plus me, 5.
i can't handle them, imagine 95 more.
no.

That's a really small class. Is that because of the educational system in Puerto Rico or do you go to a private school or something else? /creepycuriosity

No. Just the school I go to doesn't have that many students.
The last one i was in had about 20-30 students.

truly its a persons choice to spend their lives on the electronics they use if they want to not go outside it's their choice to do nothing and waste their life.

lol, no.

anyway, it's the parents job to stop kids and other people from getting on the computer so much. if they're adults, it's their choice.

it doesn't really matter to me, though...

Timegear wrote:

I disagree. If the internet had taken over the world, school would be in a computer for everyone, everyone you knew would be met from here, and we would be better typists. c:

I know you said everyone but I few of my friends go to school online.

anyways, i agree and disagree. the internet is often taken for granted and it was initially used for miltary purposes. before people would write letters with a lot of thought and care. now we write things and it is recieved almost instantly and later on you could say "did i really say that? i wasn't thinking." It's kind of interesting the mistakes that are made because of the amount of thought we put in our words on Instant messaging or on fantage xP
But in other words, it hasnt "taken over the world" it has become a daily part of our lives but some of my relatives don't really use the internet at all unless it's to pay bills. so it's a convience and a luxoury. but they are what you can call "old school" and still like to tend to their garden

bottom line it hasn't taken over the world...yet