text: While I do feel that technology has tremendously improved the learning experience for students, I feel that too much of it could end up hurting more than helping. The problem with computers is that they all "think" the same way, while students evidently do not. You just can't replace the learning relationship between a student and teacher, or a student and their peers, with something that is artificial. You cannot replace the perfect learning environment filled with simplicity, for one that is littered with distractions. Finally, you cannot recreate the discomfort of audible chewing noises, in an environment that was tailored specifically to comfort you.        "A penny for your thoughts, oh no, let's sell them for a dollar". Thees dutiful lyrics sum up in just a few simple words, how others thoughts are valued, and are truly worth something in the eyes of others. When making an important choice, it is croushall to get maltable opinions from your trusted pears. This is important because, not only do you get different points of view, but you also get things like different ways to execute your final disition and have a sens of accomplishment, along with learning from others past experiences.