Yesterday, I was riding my bike and it took me 1 hour to reach home. My iPhone wasn’t with me for just an hour and I got 11 calls and 296 messages. When I reached home, instead of drinking water, washing off my face and changing into my pajamas, I rushed to check my phone and that’s when it hit me, “what has happened to us because of one of the greatest inventions of all time?” It is sad but true, we all have become the slaves of our smartphones and the conversation which should be real has turned into virtual.
We have become so addictive of our smartphones that we forgot to enjoy what happens around us everyday. It’s like a jail which does not need bars but still keeps us captive all the time. Our minds are becoming naive towards the real life experience and you may disagree with me on this but after looking at these pictures, which are created by Babycakes Romero, you will understand and agree that it is dangerous for humanity to live our life plugged-in to a smartphone 24*7.
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