Do you think ipods make us more introverted?
456551
Yes, it's like cellphones and other personal technology. People who have them seem to be part of there own world. I'm already interoverted so I don't own a portable MP3 player for that reason.
1108667
Introvert. At one time people like myself were referred to as 'bookish'.
100079
depends on what type of ipod you have.\nCheck your owners manual.
162088
The Ipod has helped Apple greatly.
151510
I woldn't say it's intrusive to our privacy, however, I would say that with the advent of these devices, and the ongoing decline in manners... Sometimes cell phones can be annoying!
782165
i'm really quiet too.  i don't think other people think quiet people are annoying, i think they get offended when someone dosn't talk to them.  i think to get yourself more social you could think of people that you would want to be friends with and start by nicely smiling at them and sometimes they will start a conversation with you and you can choose if you want to be their friend and if they don't start a conversation with you, you could just say hi and see if they answer.
379426
Walking!  I try to go for a walk once a day because it seems to relieve my stress and I like jammin' out to my ipod.
620875
I agree with everyone who said if used for the designated purpose of learning, the aforementioned tools generally assist learning more than they hinder it. \n\nJust more on the iPods: scientists reckon that listening to music whilst studying helps you associate ideas (such as academic ones) with songs you like and choose to listen to, thus aiding your ability to retain information.
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yes very easily. plug them both in and iTunes does the rest for you. \n\nThe only thing you need to worry about when your in the iPod preferences adding playlists and such make sure your adding them to the right playlist. I have 5 hooked up to my iTunes and my gfs two are named very simaler so i often mess up and put books on her music ipod and music on her books
546345
If you are talking about the new feature in iTunes to allow parents to set the loudness you can hear from your iPod, then the only way to do this is to:\n\nA) Let your parents hear exactly how low it is and have them set the volume settings up a little notch;\n\nB) If you set the password yourself and forgot it, the only way around this is to reformat your iPod back to factory settings (with iPod Updater) and upload all your music back onto the iPod.
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the ipod and mp3 player
428070
Yo, this completely depends on how loud it is, and how short or long your attention span is.  As for me, it helps out alot. peace.
13147
only buy an iPod if you use iTunes alot and you listen to alot of music in your car or at work.
366182
Super no! Right on with having your personal time! I myself am just learning to be independent.Its nice to know that other people are functional and happy enjoying their own company! Thank you for your question!
159380
ipods are the best i listen to min all of the time... worth the extra buck
514824
No, music does not effect how we live.  It may affect how we live. but it doesn't effect anything.  Go back to your dictionary.
940795
I would think that anyone who can play one or more instruments and who likes, appreciates and understands musci is more of a creative personality and, thus, more interesting.  Do you state this in a way that sounds like bragging, perhaps?  I'm not saying you do, but if it comes off as bragging, people might think you're too into your own self to want to become involved with you.