What will happen to people who like to play mobile phones all day?

Someone once said this sentence, and I think it makes sense. Time is like a net. Where you sow it, you reap it. Others use their time to read and study, and what they gain is their studies and careers. I use my time to look at my mobile phone and get glasses with high myopia. I waste time, and time wastes me.

Now that mobile phones have kidnapped everyone, we will feel anxious without them. This is a kind of mobile phone dependence. If the mobile phone is half a meter away from you, you will feel uncomfortable all over. I wonder if there will really be such a sci-fi picture in the movie after the technology develops to a certain extent. Everyone depends on the chip, or the world ruled by artificial intelligence. Of course, it is still a fantasy, but it is really hard to say whether it can become a reality. A little off topic, or mobile phone, mobile phone has become an indispensable tool in modern life. Our food, clothing, housing and transportation may be inseparable from mobile phones, but if we go too far, people who rely too much on mobile phones will definitely get negative effects. This is a double-edged sword, which brings you convenience and takes away your time and health.

Last week, when I went to measure light with a pair of glasses, I found that I was nearsighted because I played with my mobile phone. My left eye myopia is relatively light, about 170 degrees, but my right eye myopia has reached 250 degrees. The photometer told me that this was caused by lying down and playing with the mobile phone. Many middle-aged people have this problem, both eyes have different degrees of astigmatism, and their focusing ability becomes worse. At the same time, I got a pair of glasses. I now find that my cervical spine is not very good because I often play mobile phones. If I don't want the mobile phone to steal our health while bringing us entertainment, I can only make up and stop loss in time.

Now I don't play with my mobile phone before going to bed. I think it's good, but enough is enough.