I think that the statement is partially true, because modern technology has made communicating with one another easier, but it has also made it easier for people to disengage from other cultures.

Technology has made it possible for people to connect to one another more easily in many ways. For example, we can now talk to each other on our cell phones at any time of the day or night. We can also video chat on Skype when we want to communicate with someone in a different location. However, it has also made it easier for people to disconnect from other cultures, as people can now stay solely focused on their own lives. People watch the same television shows, listen to the same music, and buy the same products, and, as a result, they cannot differentiate between their culture and the culture of others.

Technology has played an important role in creating a global society by breaking down the communication barriers that existed between different cultures. By providing people with multiple ways to communicate, it creates more opportunities for cross-cultural exchange. For example, social media provides people of all ages with ways to interact with people around the world. People can post their thoughts and questions on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and other social media sites, and people from all over the world can respond, whether through comments or direct messages.

The ability to connect on a global scale has also made people more aware of global issues. When the Arab Spring occurred in 2011, people were astounded that so many people in one country could engage in such a massive protest. The protests soon spread to other countries, and it became evident that people were fed up with the oppressive rule of their governments. More recently, the refugee crisis in Europe has caused many people to question their own country’s immigration policies. As people realize that their fellow citizens are suffering in other countries, they are more inclined to support global efforts to help solve these problems.

However, technology has also created opportunities for people to avoid communicating with others and focus more on themselves. For example, people can play video games instead of interacting with others in person. Many people play games on their smart phones, tablets, and computers. They spend hours playing these interactive games, and they often do not interact with other people while doing so. In addition, television shows such as ‘Game of Thrones’ and ‘The Big Bang Theory’ have people who spend most of their time interacting with each other through text messaging, phone calls, e-mails, and other forms of technology. As a result, people are constantly using and thinking about technology while interacting with others. As people continue to spend more time using and thinking about technology, they are less likely to engage in face-to-face communication or recognize the cultural differences between themselves and others.

Social media has also created opportunities for people to become extremely self-centered. Although social media allows people to keep in touch with friends and family members who live far away, it also provides people with a way to constantly ‘check in’ with themselves. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and other social media sites allow people to post pictures of themselves, which allow them to receive instant feedback from their friends and family members. They can easily post a picture and tag it at a concert or party, and their friends can see it and comment on it. They can also post pictures of themselves on vacation, eating at a restaurant, or shopping. As a result, many people constantly post pictures of themselves and have little interaction with other people. In addition, many people watch television shows such as ‘Jersey Shore’ and ‘The Bachelor’, which focus on the lives of wealthy celebrities and are based on people’s personal lives.

The ability to stay connected to people around the world has many benefits, but technology has also created opportunities for people to become even more self-centered. As people spend more time using and thinking about technology, they are less likely to interact with other people. This has contributed to the increasing polarization of social and political beliefs among Americans. In addition, as people tend to watch the same television shows and listen to the same music, they cannot differentiate between their culture and the culture of others.