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Not too many years ago, computers were expensive systems that people with money had, and most of us did not know how they worked. In the last 15 years, the computer has become more and more a part of our lives, leading us to a point where many are absolutely dependent on computers to manage their lives.

When was the last time you looked at a phone book? When was the last time you looked at a map? When was the last time you looked in the newspaper for movie times? When was the last time you had to balance your checkbook to find out how much money you had in your account? When was the last time you wrote a letter? These are but a few functions that computers have taken over. A computer connected to the Internet gives us a world of information at our fingertips. You can easily find a phone number, send a message, find directions, and check your bank account status in minutes. The convenience that computers provide make the normal tasks that we did manually just a few years ago seem like the Dark Ages.

Could you go back to life without a computer? Do not feel ashamed if your answer is a resounding “no.” Computers save time by efficiently organizing many different tasks. Instead of spending an hour or two writing checks, addressing envelopes, and taking your bills to the mail box, they can be paid with a few clicks of a mouse or even automatically every month through your computer. Instead of spending hours searching for books and reference material in the county library, you can do research on the computer without ever having to leave your house or pick up a book. Instead of spending an entire evening filling out a form 1040 and hoping that you did not make any mistakes, the computer has programs that require some data input and will do your taxes and even file them for you.

The computer makes your tasks simpler to accomplish. With laptop computers becoming less expensive and wireless Internet technology growing in availability, you do not even have to stay at home to use the computer. Now that time spent taking the train or the carpool to work every morning can give you an opportunity to send some messages. The time you spend having a cup of coffee at the coffee shop is enough for you to use the laptop to pay your bills. The possibilities are almost endless and the opportunities for efficiency and multitasking are growing every day.

In addition to allowing you to manage your tasks efficiently, the computer allows you to store lots of information. No longer do you need a file cabinet, desk drawers stuffed with paid bills, or albums for photographs. The computer will store all of this information safely and organize it in a way that can be easily accessed when needed.

So can you live without a computer? Of course you probably could, but why would you want to?

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