Does Technology Make Us Lonely?

In most cases it is ambitious to promote your image online - it is carefully designed to draw attention. Through our Instagram feed, snapshot, YouTube channel, blog etc, we really want to convince others - and ourselves. Our lives are perfect and worthy of attention. When hiding behind this facade, we can not truly connect with other people. Regardless of how many people speak online, the mask we make ensures that communication is almost always shallow.

These platforms also make us afraid to miss: you can quickly see what is going on at each event or party, you are not invited to join. Even if you choose not to be invited and participate in the event, you may be forgotten by watching other participants talking to Snapchat over Instagram.

On the surface, modern technology seems to bring more social participation. The social media app promises "connection" with others and in fact only builds a shallow relationship. Obviously, these connections only isolate us from the rest of the real world.

According to an article by Time magazine, "Technologies such as text messaging and social media make it easier to avoid substantial relationships between the body and blood." Can people who know what we know in life keep in touch and can communicate with new people? In the world of advocacy groups and bloggers, technology provides a way to express expressions and connections. Millions of people can hear your voice and share it, whether you are a feminist, a supporter of LGBTQ, a civil rights activist, or just a passionate person.

In fact, according to Common Sense Media, nearly 28% of teens agree that social media is more outgoing, allowing them to communicate information and ideas that they would not express with confidence I will. In other words, this new and deep confidence will allow them to connect with others and even promote lifelong friendships around the world.

Everyone is different. Some people prefer face-to-face exchanges, but in particular introverts may be willing to defeat loneliness through online communication. We are all unique people, it is unfair to condemn the technology for people who feel isolated. In fact, technology can be part of the solution

Today we live in a society that drives technology, but what is the problem that technology makes us lonely? Personally, I do not think that we can communicate faster than ever, thanks to text messages, e-mail, and many social networking sites of the day. There is controversy over how this technology affects our problem, some think that it will go forward, and humans are experiencing new diseases that have never been heard before. Since the impact of social media on us is more dangerous than we think, we should cease to understand the impact of the use of these new technologies on us. The new mandatory role of television and social media platform is to focus our attention on a superficial relationship and make us alone. But

The problem is, "Does the Internet make one person alone, or is a lonely person attracted to the Internet?" For me, it is my vertex that "Facebook is one person". The discussion focuses mainly on Facebook, but this article provides an interesting perspective when many other aspects contribute to our social media and dependency on technology. In this article, I think that the key to finding a solution is "how to use these technologies". This caused a bigger problem. How do you solve and solve the problem of solitude as a society? In theory, we started again, this will involve abandoning our contemporary culture ... um does not appear to be a viable solution. More realistically, do you think that more reasonable dialogue will be possible by advancing technology through the Internet? But the problem here is that as reliance on technology and social media grows, reality links / links are eroded.