If someone pulled out a gun on a crowded train that you were on, will
you notice? These people who were on the train where a 20-year-old San
Francisco University student got shot did not. The shocking truth comes
when we see the security camera footage. The killer is seen multiple
times with a handgun in view. He waved the gun a couple times and at one
point even wiped his nose with the it. No one nearby had seemed to
notice until the blast actually went off. Read the article here.
This
article astonished me with the addiction so many people has with their
smartphones. As the iphone and other smartphones are coming up with
attracting new applications, and with the prices going down so that a
lot more people could afford them, the number of people being addicted
to smartphones are increasing. Everyday in New Trier, I see a huge
number of people walking down the hallways and going down the stairways
staring at their phones. This article
states that 73% of people who has lost their phones feel panicked.
People who are addicted to smartphones have very hard times overcoming
as they suffer from anxiety when they lose their phone for just a couple
minutes. I think smartphone addiction will be a much bigger problem in
the future as smartphones distract so many people during process of
doing things.
Do you think smartphone addiction is a problem? What do you think think people can do to stop the addiction?
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