Discuss the consequences of technology.

Discuss the consequences of technology. Our writers all suggest that technology has changed the way we live. What are the social, moral and political consequences of technology discussed by the writers in our reading cycle? Do we use and control technology or does it control us? In your paper, be sure to address both these questions and to discuss any specific trends that you have observed in today’s society. First, identify the issue at hand and then establish your position/argument. Use your sources to support your observations, and/or to argue against a particular notion. Finally, to conclude your essay, consider the implication(s) of the issue and the arguments raised by the writers of your choice. You will be able to incorporate some research into your paper. The research paper is an opportunity for you to further investigate which aspects of covering are of interest to you. What would you like to know more about? This will require you to conduct research and incorporate your findings into a comprehensive presentation of the material. A research source might provide a background fact, provide puzzling material for analysis, supply evidence to support a claim, or put forth an opposing view to push against. For your research source, references/sources Journals, books, periodicals, interviews, surveys, and media are acceptable and must be from the library’s databases. This paper requires a minimum of (4) sources. Remember that in addition to your two class sources, two (2) sources must be from the databases. See list below Nicholas Carr, Is Google Making Us Stupid? • Sherry Turkle, How Computers Change the Way We Think • Peggy Orenstein, The Way We Live Now: I Tweet, Therefore I Am • Jonathan Franzen, Liking is for Cowards Be sure to establish your position/argument and to use your sources to support your observations, and/or to argue against a particular notion. Finally to conclude your essay, consider the implication(s) of the issue and the arguments raised by the writers of your choice. Please note that your essay must be at least four (4) pages long, 1000 words, (double space; size 12 font)