We have the technology to do amazing things. The issue is whether or not we have the wisdom to use it responsibly/
The Internet is a powerful and seemingly endless source of information. Not surprisingly, it can also be a source of addiction.
For most people, a PC is an important and valuable tool that has a place in their normal activities. But for some, the computer becomes the most important thing in their lives, and that is not good.
Chatting online can be a fun way to communicate with others. It can also be temptation for abuse.
Sometimes my clients ask, "If you purchase a new computer with Windows XP, can I put it on my old computer too? I paid for it, so I own it, don't I?" The truth is, you don't.
If someone sells you a new or used computer with the operating system loaded and does not also give you the CD and license you may not have a legal copy.
We have the technology to do amazing things. The issue is whether or not we have the wisdom to use it responsibly.