Is this a good, eight sentence paragraph? And is it punctuated right?

Advances in technology, are they making people less social? In order to answer this question for myself, I had to make a comparison to the good ol' days when I was growing up technologically, to these days now that technology is so rampant. Back then, it seems to me that there was a lot more real human interaction. When you wanted to speak with someone, it was either face to face; the home phone line; sending an email, or perhaps sending a letter. Now considering new age technology, for instance, I think that the internet and computers help with social interactions do to chat rooms, message boards, and online gaming. Also considering we now have things like iphones that are like portable computers, with different apps and social networks that are not only very convenient, but also allow people to communicate and socialize with each other quicker, more frequently, and also with people all across the world. All in all, I'm happy with the new age technology. Just as long as we don't get too reliant on them, or too lazy.

Are advances in technology making people less sociable? If you want to reverse it, put a dash
eg… Technology - are they making…

face to face, the home phone line, sending an email or perhaps sending a letter (can't use semicolons in the middle of a sentence)

new age technology for instance, … Does not need double set of commas

do to. Did you mean due to?

Are advances in technology making people more or less social? In order to answer this question for myself, I had to make a comparison between the "good ol' days" when I was growing up, to the present with its rampant technology. Back then, it seemed to me that there was a lot more real human interaction. When you wanted to communicate with someone, it was either face to face, the home phone line, or perhaps sending a letter. Now, in view of all this modern technology, I think that we're just a mouse click away from the internet and social interactions in chat rooms, message boards, and online gaming. Also, now that many of us carry cell phones which are the equivalent of a portable computer in our pockets, we have access to different apps and social networks that are not only very convenient, but also allow people to communicate and socialize with each other quicker, more frequently, and around the world. All in all, I'm happy with this new technology. Just as long as we don't become too reliant on it, or too lazy.