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Role of computers in human life
Some people think computers are making everyone lazier. Whereas others believe these devices provide notorious benefits in human life. I, myself, agree with the latter. Computers have made life easier and more convenient for three compelling reasons.
First of all, computers are able to provide a plethora of invaluable information. Through the internet, which can be accessed using a computer, an individual has the opportunity to research a particular subject. For instance, there are highly reputable open-access scientific journals such as Elsevier or IEEE which are available online. Thus, people can research from their lab or even their home without going through the burden of going to a library or waiting for a journal to arrive home, as it was done before computers.
Aside from that, more and more humans are communicating with people all around the globe thanks to the sole existence of computers. Through these devices, I have interacted with people of other countries, which helped me learn about their culture and language. Using computers, I have communicated with my sister who lives in another country. Not only computers have allowed me to learn about new cultures, but also helped me to communicate with my sister in Europe.
In closing, certain jobs have got easier since the existence of computers. For instance, spreadsheets are largely used in almost every department in an enterprise. Moreover, an artificial intelligence is being trained to detect and deal with mild diseases. This allows doctors to focus only on the hard cases and patients to get faster and more accurate treatment for common maladies.
To sum up, I firmly believe that human lives have been absolutely improved by computers. People have access to a vast amount of information written in open-access scientific journals. In addition, through computers, humans can interact with each other from any part of the world. Finally, these machines have made jobs easier for people.
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