Strongest person in the U.S., Barack Obama, claiming that he did not know how to operate the iPod, iPad, Xbox, or PlayStation. In a graduation ceremony at Hampton University in Virginia, USA, U.S. President said, "With the iPod and the Xbox and PlayStation iPad and-everything I do not know how to operate the information-disturbance, diversion, forms of entertainment, rather than tools of empowerment, rather than a means of emancipation. "
The statement is part of the points which have a broader meaning. The world is too much to receive information and we live in has become a burden instead of being something that can be empowered. Obama also noted that "some of the odd people can quickly claim the attraction," and told the students that they are "living in a media environment that is active during the 24 hours 7 days a week and we are flooded with all types of content and expose us to all kinds of arguments. However, some of which are not always entirely true. "
Obama claims, gadgets and a variety of pressure was "not only gives new emphasis to you, but also give new emphasis to our country and our democracy."
"We tend to agree that the gadgets and social networking environment that we follow can give pleasure. Having a smart phone and connect to the internet constantly can be very helpful in some cases. However, it also acts as a binder ball, you hold back and refuse to let you free to just breathe and enjoy your life, "he said.
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