A World Without Phones

In this book, more emphasis is to shed light on how the world will look like if there were no phones. The book is in eight chapters; the first chapter explains how life was no phone. People in those days send messages through letters, smoke signals, and later Telegraphs. Life was peaceful as there were little health problems, no fake experience, and people were free to interact with their minds open. The second chapter explains the history of phones, how phones came to be in existence, and landmark history. In chapter three, the question of why phones are important was answered. Phones were invented to serve the purpose of connecting with people. Phones are essential for research studies and completion of projects. Students make use of phones to research their projects. Phones can be used when in an emergency. They are essential to productivity and efficiency at work; it can also serve as a means of entertainment. Despite the importance of phones, there are adverse effects of the phone in the world. It can be a distraction to your life, and if you are not careful, you will be addicted to it. Chapter five explains how you can live in this world without a phone. The next chapter bu