More and more people today expect to get what they want instantly ( goods, services, news), without having to wait. Why is this? Do you think these expectations to get things instantly is a positive or negative development?
It is often argued that people always expect to have instant access to anything they need because they do not have
patience
to wait for things to happen. It might be Change the article
the patience
due to
the technological advancements which has
reduced the need Change the verb form
have
of
delayed gratifications. In my opinion, it has moreChange preposition
for
a
negative development than positive considering the behavioural and health problems.
Change preposition
of a
This
is mainly because of the advancements in technology plays a crucial role. That is
to say that people have choices to select the speed of services they need whether it is related to products or information or services. For instance
, Amazon has a service called Amazon prime
which delivers goods on the same day within a few hours. Capitalize word
Prime
Such
developments reduced the need to wait for anything.
I believe that such
expectations of instant access has
potential pitfalls Change the verb form
have
than
benefits. Rephrase
rather than
Firstly
, such
attitude
makes them impatient when they do not have something they expected which could lead to negative impacts in terms of their health Correct article usage
an attitude
such
as anxiety and depression. Secondly
, it might cause behavioural issues such
as being arrogance
or stubborn to get things Replace the word
arrogant
immediatel
and they don't embrace gratifications that are delayed.
In conclusion, aiming to get what they want is mainly Correct your spelling
immediately
due to
the number of choices we have in this
competitive world because of the improvements in technology. Although
it has benefits, I believe that demerits
outweigh the positives because it has negative impacts on behaviour and healthCorrect article usage
the demerits
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