In this day and age, humanity is truly dependent upon technology for performing basic operations, keeping up-to-date, and, of course, entertainment purposes. It has marked our advancement as a civilization and our superiority as a nation in terms of frequency of its use. Whether it is a computer, iPod or iPhone, text messaging, video games, AIM, or the like, any form of technology lurks and predates the scene when one least expects it. Although these innovations have proven to be favorable in terms of research, improvement, well-being, and scientific advancement, there is an underlying problem threatening the way we function as human beings.