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Each recently discovered technology was part of the criticism. In history, people have even gone as far as claiming that some technological devices are the work of the devil and should be destroyed. Although most of us today understand that the development of technologies intended to ease the way in which interacts with the world, there are still some who argue that computers must be disabled. This is exactly what happened in Bhutan, according to Reuters.

Apparently, in Bhutan, people still think that the old pen and paper is the way of the future and computers are considered hazardous. The National Assembly in the new democratic Bhutan has decided to prohibit lawmakers to portable computer systems in the building. The reason behind the Assembly action is fear that they may spend their time playing computer games. It seems that computer games can have a significant impact on the working environment in the National Assembly Bhutan.

"The members may be distracted playing games and viewing photos," said Nima Tshering, speaker of the National Assembly.

It appears that some lawmakers in the Himalayan Kingdom are portable computers argue that they are easier to use than traditional pen and paper. Unfortunately for them, their arguments do not comply with the rules of house, which also ban members from using electronic gadgets, eating and smoking.

This measure may seem extreme, especially since most of today's governments rely on computers or other electronic gadgets, to function. People use portable computers to store and take with them large quantities of data that will require another package of documents. However, the National Assembly also has a point, we were to examine a large number of computer users who use their professional machines to play games and surfing the Internet for personal reasons.

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