Being a teenager, I'm not against technology at all, as long as it serves a purpose. It can be argued that these glasses can allow a more user-friendly way to surf the web, but I fail to see the "need" for that kind of nonstop connection to technology. People are bad enough now with their smartphones. Look around on the street. Everyone is looking down at their phones, on Facebook, or tweeting CONSTANTLY. I admit, I do it too, but that is the societal norm now. An outsider or a senior citizen that doesn't own a cell phone or tablet would look at the majority of society with disbelief, probably thinking that we are paranoid of our surroundings. The image that this scenario presents suggests that every time we check our twitter, or Facebook, etc., we are monitoring our personal lives because we have to know everything that happens in real time. With the explosion of devices that bring social media to our fingertips, we have developed a compulsory obsession to check our messages or notifications to make sure that we don't miss anything. I notice this more and more when I text my friends. It is extremely rare that the time between sending a message and receiving the reply exceeds 5 minutes. It is for these reasons that I feel that making the attachment to technology stronger is not in our best interest as a society. We need to preserve the importance of social interaction and face-to-face conversation. Honestly, its not that hard to take your phone out of your pocket, and if it is, then you need to leave your phone at home for a few days and experience the world through more than a touch screen.