Are you or have you ever been a child at some point in your life? I hope so. Assuming you were, have you ever played with toys? Unless you were Egon Spengler, you most likely were. Have you ever thought that the toys you played with or play with could psychologically harm your mind? Especially modern toys with sophisticated technology incorporated into the object. So should modern toys be re-evaluated because they have been proven to cause psychological and emotional harm? Toys for small children are good. They give them something to do when the weather outside is scary. Research has shown that it causes psychological problems when they enter the adult stage. One of the big toys of concern are toy guns. Toy guns can "accelerate aggressive behavior and a lack of empathy towards people who may be less fortunate," says Donna Jennings of SheKnows.com. He also says that “tea sets can lead to craving coffee later in life. This can cause nervous disorders, rapid heartbeat and hyperactivity” and in some cases “Girls may even link their first Barbie doll with the onset of anorexia, nervosa or bulimia”. All of this could simply be about how the toy looks or how you play with it, but that's a part of the toy itself. Another very important component of the toy, whether yesterday, today or tomorrow's target audience. Not like children, especially the kind. Boys' toys and girls' toys have been separated since they evolved from a stick. Separated by brands, types and the old pink and blue cliché. But it's what we play with that transforms us into the people we are today. This is best demonstrated with the popular Toys R Us store. The whole store is divided into two sections, toys for boys and toys for girls. But they're not the only ones doing it. McDo... in the center of the paper... interact with each other as previously stated. I am sure you have heard of the famous Talking Tom app where you can speak and touch him and he will respond accordingly. They made a pretty big doll and it can only do the same thing in real life. Even with him did all the cats that detached themselves from him. Everyone can talk to each other. This is a real slope, they are entering the Frankenstein range just on a more expensive and larger scale. “Many aspects of these interactive toys are problematic; for example, children may become confused about whether toys are actually “alive” and truly their “friends,” triggering important concerns involving socialization” (Rathnashikamani). Also a good point he made in his article. If toys, supposedly inanimate objects, can do what humans can do, there is a need for real human friends and contacts.??