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Technology has made children less creative than they were in the past. Do you agree or disagree?

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Nowadays, there are many people who claim that the
creativity
 of
children
 has been reduced by the
effects
 of
technology
.
Although
 there are many negative reflections of
technology
 on
children
such
 as lack of
inter-personal
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 communication, ı do believe that the young
generation
have
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 a powerful imagination which can not be discovered yet.
Firstly
, and foremost,
technology
 has had a consistent pace over the centuries.
Furthermore
, we are all
children
 of the past and if the
effects
 of
technology
 had been devastating as they thought, today we would not able to invent new devices or create art content.
Secondly
, youngsters have great inspiration from the
technology
 and the opportunities which are given by the internet.
As a result
, A 6 years old program developer who is highly talented and fed by
technology
, can be seen today and
this
 child can create an application which is beyond our imagination.
However
, the undeniable
effects
 of
the
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technology
 keep worrying parents. Strong
illusinative
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illuminative
illumination
 video content
are
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more powerful on
children
,
therefore
 we can observe
a
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children
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children
 which could watch television for over 3 hours without a break.
Furthermore
, video games, computer games and mobile phones attract the young
generation
 more than real life. These things usually result in communication problems and society
have
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 started to think that our future will be futile. In my opinion, even though
children
 seem too attached to video content, it will give them a different kind of
creativity
 which will bring us our future. To sum up, It is true that the
creativity
 of the young
generation
 is not visible as it was before, ı believe that with the
effects
 of
technology
 on
this
generation
, their
creativity
 wont
be
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 less than before.
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