Do changes that make our lives easier not necessarily make them better?

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In general, we can say that changes that make our lives easier usually make them better.

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Good examples are cars, mobile phones, internet, computers, washers, and so on.

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However, not all such inventions make our lives better all the time.

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We’re often looking forward to escaping from the city life that is full of convenience and seeking a time and a place that still remains untouched by humans.

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>> OR: We often look forward to escape from the city life that is full of convenience, seek a time and a place that still remains untouched by humans.

We sometimes want to leave our phones and cars behind and go back to primitive times.

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Imagine that we walk a hundred miles to just say hello to our friends.

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How troublesome it is, but sometime it gives us more pleasure and happiness.

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We’re all pursuing convenience and easier life, but also missing nature simultaneously.

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The world is changing so fast that we are sometimes tired of keeping up with the times.

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When you see your kids doing almost everything like buying movie tickets, paying for meals, and taking subways with electric gadgets like a smart phone, elderly people are overwhelmed.

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