I am not a techy-savvy person.

I don't dwell too much on social media, and also, I don't

depend on machines in doing household chores. Nonetheless, as the COVID-19
pandemic ravages, there are three products I figuratively can’t imagine not having.
These are the internet, cellular phone, and electricity. With the situation right now, the
traditional upbringing of education is being compromised. Thus, as a student, internet
and cellular phone is a vital tool to learn conveniently. We can research anything with
just a click of a button, making our learning accessible and possible amidst the
prevalence of the COVID-19 virus. It is also our mode of communication and
transferring of files and important documents to our significant others, which is essential
at present. Though anyone can still learn without these two, it would be such a great
hassle. Besides, we should be grateful for the development of electricity as a power
source that superseded steam power in the late 19th century. In the current context,
electricity almost runs everything as many products of science and technology require it
for their operation and purpose. The use of electricity includes lighting, heating,
ventilation, computers, electronics, machinery, and public transportation systems. Even
WiFi routers and cellular phones demand electricity, reiterating its importance with the
current set-up.