Nowadays more and more people want to get things done instantly (services, information, tasks). Is this a negative or positive development?

The rapid advances in technology and modern initiatives have redefined our lives in multiple aspects, namely the way we work, the service we experience, and the

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we have.

Due to

those unstoppable shifts, many

people

start to cling to those immediate and responsive for the ultimate conveniences after all and believe that

this

is an undeniable improvement.

Whereas

, opponents of

this

idea advocate should not be supported and I personally stand for

this

opinion. On the one hand, proponents of

this

trend believe that

this

can reduce the stress caused by the limited time we have in a day. By giving accessibility to the resources that are not usually available at present or a timely service at the exact moment,

such

types of factors can reduce the wasteful time for

such

prolonged tasks and

also

help you to deal with your life with flexibility.

For example

, at night, when you are dealing with a research exercise

that is

on the verge of late submission, search engines,

such

as Google can help you fasten the process and be less stressful compared to using a heavy coursebook that might need desperate effort to handle.

On the other hand

,

people

who disagree with the apparent overdependence on these resources argue that if

this

turns into a habit, it can possibly form a toxic trait of impatience and laziness. Since most things can be acquired with a minor waiting period but with a high level of quality and conveniences that every business aims for,

this

makes them less determined, but rather rely on those tools and receive them as granted. In the long run,

this

will discourage them from trying out to their

last

breath in daily life’s tasks if their tool fails to reach their expectation, and

this

will lead to the reduction of jobs that require consciousness,

such

as doctors, engineers, etc., directly harming the development of the economy.

Moreover

, the more reliance on these services, the higher the chance of being physically vulnerable. By prioritizing responsiveness and comfort, more

people

are having sedentary habits.

For example

, calling a taxi rather than walking or waiting for a bus, and

this

explains why more

people

have weaker immune systems or have a high probability of facing cardiovascular diseases (stroke, heart attack, etc). In conclusion, it is inevitable that in our modernized era,

people

are working their best in order to make our lives more convenient and open.

However

, it is not recommended that we should have a strong desire to finish things immediately but perhaps, striking a balance between using tools and handling it by ourselves for utilization of all resources that we will possibly acquire.