In the Ted talk, Sherry Turkle talks about how with the rise of technology we are experiencing a change in the dynamic of relationships we have with each other. Instead of interacting with one another in group settings, such as classes or meetings, we are on our phone, computer, or tablet. She brings up the topic of being together while not really being together. People are more likely to hide away in their phones than to engage in conversation with one another. Turkle explains the idea that many people have about conversations are that they are too unpredictable. Unlike texting, emailing, or instant messaging we can’t delete or edit what we say since it is in real time. I can vouch for this because for example in an argument where things can get heated very quickly, by texting I can take a time out or delete something that I shouldn’t say. Arguing face to face is much more risky because I can’t take a second to cool off or to figure out the right way to say something.…