This has driven the hypothesis of what the world should be like crazy. This can be seen because communication is always accessible and that if someone needs to contact someone, they will most likely respond, regardless of the mode of communication. I think this is true because when I call a friend or my parents and they don't answer I get angry because I know they have a cell phone I don't see why they can't answer me. This can become a problem because many people get to the point with cell phones where they need to be answered immediately. Many people assume that the world is a place where communication and response should be happening right now. Many may assume that cell phones are making life truly mobile and everything from email, to web browsing, to texting, and calling. Another hypothesis about what the world should be like is that society has gotten to the point where face-to-face interactions are becoming a thing of the past. This can be seen because many people find it difficult to hold conversations when communicating with friends, family, teachers or co-workers due to the heavy use of texting and calling to communicate with others. Using cell phones as an example to try to make sense of the world, we can demonstrate that our society is constantly on the move and that cell phones have gotten to the point where they fit into our busy lives because business and communication can be carried out from anywhere and at any time.