By now, it’s no secret that the Internet has transformed nearly every part of our lives. How we shop, how we learn, how we fall in love, how we watch TV all of it’s gone digital. But there’s one change that sneaks under the radar, despite being right under our noses. It’s how we speak. And more importantly, how we write.

Imagine building a robot in your garage. You send it into the harshest desert imaginable, with no help, no backup, no second chances and tell it: “Survive 90 days.”Then, somehow… it lasts 15 years. This is the story of Opportunity Rover.

How frequently do we hear comments such as "limit your internet time" or "the internet isn't all-important" from people we certainly recognize? Yet, how can someone who acknowledges its advantages also perceive its drawbacks, and in what ways has it influenced us today?