No, it’s not always good, because I see technology advancements as a double edged sword. It has its own advantages and disadvantages. One good example is the recent version of google doc which has a feature of correcting grammar errors automatically. I look that as a disadvantage because it is available easily and not pushing us to put any extra effort to learn grammar. Basically the human brains are not rightly used here. That’s my call on that particular advancement. Talking about advantage, nowadays, we can record things quickly through mobile phone on what’s happening around us , which serves as a visual evidence, and can take action immediately to fight for the social well-being. If we continue to do this, people will become aware and stop committing mistakes. Therefore this is a very challenging question and it’s the responsibility of an individual to determine which side of the sword to be used and to what extent. Our forefathers lived without technology and had a successful life with less health and crime issues than us during their lifetime. With that said, I live up to my expectations even with no technology besides leading my life with better quality standards.