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Life Without Cell Phone
Imagine going a whole day without your cell phone. Would you be able to function right? Most people I know would answer no to this question. Now imagine going a whole week without your cell phone. Would you go insane just thinking about not having your cell phone? I know that I would not go insane, but my friends would say otherwise. Now, I would like for you to imagine there was no cell phones in the world for an entire month, year, decade, and century. How would you react? Me, I would be just fine with that, but I know others who entirely depend on their cell phones because the cell phones are their lives.
Life would be so different if there were not any cell phones. Especially for those people who text people every single second. People would not be able to communicate with each other. Everyone would be so stumped that they would not be able to contact a person everyday while being away from the house. It would be even worse for those people who do not have a land line phone. They would be totally disconnected from ways of communicating with someone with a regular phone. People would be forced to go back to writing more emails, using the landline phones, and writing letters. They would still be able to access places like face book, but if you did not have a computer with internet access, you would not be able to do that.
In conclusion, a life without cell phones would change our lives drastically. People would not be able to communicate like they did before. People would then be forced to go back to the methods of communicating before cell phones came

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