You're right! We should abandon all technology and go back to the stone-age!

I doubt having a good job related to technology is the reason for your cousin's health problems and physical appearance.

niek_e's sarcastic comment is right. Life expectancy is much higher today because of advances in technology.

Does your cousin ever go to the gym, do any sports, or keep himself active at all? That's the main problem, people submerge themself in technology so much that they do start to damage their own health. There's nothing wrong with technology, the problem is human fitness, everybody has time to stay healthy.

Technology and lack of physical exercise are the biggest contributors to why Americans are so fat. Just watch Biggest Loser and you will see men and women who weight 400+ lbs! Americans are so fat because they sit on their ass so much watching tv or playing on their computers. Kids today would rather sit by themselves for hours playing video games instead of outside socializing with other kids their own ages. And that makes them social misfits when they grow up.

Then what are we doing here??

Yes i think i am agreeing with you that's the same reason in here ..near my town .. but why that attitude ??

And i am not arguing to go back to stone age ...It just something like debate ...may be ...
I am not talking about IT only , it includes everything from technology including biological .
But it is not true , technology never created bad thing to humans , Yes ???
What about nuclear bombs , biological weapons is that good ??
Serious health problems ...??

What about them? I thought the question was if it affects your health and how old you look, a bomb would just kill you. Besides, it's the people who fire them.

Technology, like a lot of things has it's advantages and disadvantages, but in this case it's simply outweighed. It also allows us to maintain our health too, imagine how many people would die if hospitals were inexistent.

You can give up all non-essential technology and become Amish if you like.

Hey, My Great Grandma died at 104, both my g-fathers died after 90, my dad died at age 25, my first child died at age 6 weeks, I am over 60 - there is no information in there to tell you much of anything about when I am expected to die.

When discussing population statistics, individuals do not mean very much. People often denigrate statistics as a way to lie but the real truths of the world are in statistics - it is only ignorance of statistics that cause problems.

Your cousin's 'individual' problem could range from 'he stubbed his toe on the way to work' to 'he was recently diagnosed with....' to 'he was up playing HalfLife until 4 in the morning'.

I guess so!

And you know the stress is the first thing that get people becoming old! Let alone to say our bad living habits!