It is said that the fast pace of our everyday life, as a direct result of the rapid development of telecommunications technology and the travel industry, has negative effects on individuals, nations, and the globe. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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The rapid development of telecommunications technology in our generation has resulted
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the fast
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of our everyday
life
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. Some
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that living
with
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such
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pace
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has negative effects on each
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individuals
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and practically the whole world. I somehow agree, because living
with
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fast
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a fast
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pace
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would make some
individuals
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becomes
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too greedy, or
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, too lazy. People who are living in a country with business and economic trade as their main income will try their best to always be quick at work and follow up the trend in order to keep their economy running. But, what if the trend is stuck because the ideas and resources are in crisis? They would likely
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become greedy and push other nations which
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a slow living
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with high resource to
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a
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bargain with them.
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could lead to a conflict. Particularly speaking for
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individuals
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, people who live in a fast-paced environment would feel more burdened and
stressful
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compared to those who live in a slow-paced environment. They cannot live their
life
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to the fullest and enjoy nice little things in
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due
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demanding society they are living in.
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, they would feel less valued in
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and
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could lead to
mentally
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burnt
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out
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. That could make them lazy and think that there's no use in working hard. In conclusion, living is something that we need to enjoy and cherish. Quick changes in
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, work, or even society could be beneficial for some. But
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, it needs to be balanced and not based
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greed. I somehow agree that living
with
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fast
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a fast
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pace
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would
make
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some negative effects, for
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examples
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individuals
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becomes
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too greedy, or
in contrast
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, too lazy. We need to live a balanced
life
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to live our
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life
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comfortably.
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