The Internet is Like a Second Life to Most

Today people prefer to connect with others via high-tech devices such as mobile phones, laptops, tablets and so on. We have less time to spend on the environment. Because we are busy with online related things like checking our email, text messages, booking confrontation. When I first sat down in the drama classroom, each of us saw it on our mobile phone. .

But secondly, the Z generation is quiet about it. Millennial generation (I will admit this first) grows with the Internet. We saw the life before the explosive development of the Internet and are now matured in the mature days of the Internet. So, when new things happen, major changes happen, we are very noisy about it. Because we remember how far we have gone and what happened before the internet really entered our daily lives. They were born after the glorious day of online login by AOL broadband which exploded the whole house sound from your computer "BOM - CHI - BOM - CHI". They do not need to enter 87 different text messages on the Razr Motorola phone. They did not have Wi-Fi when they were waiting for a 30-minute table at the restaurant. The life before the Internet is different, they were born after the event

Like most people are on the Internet, they are puzzled about life just as they log in to random pages that are scrolling reactively on their news sources. Since they have not decided what they want yet, they consciously do not design their own environment. Instead, they adapt and become products of every environment they are jealous of. "Social psychologists insist that we are heavily dependent on the situation we are in. Who created the background? The more we pay attention to the circumstances Mindfulness makes it possible for us to see things with new eyes and believe in the possibility of change. "- Ellen Langer

The Internet is a part of most human lives. Most people want to sit in front of the computer for hours. Young people want to share their information on Facebook, not their parents. It is important to understand how the Internet affects the relationship between people and people. Because there is nothing to replace the relationship in human life, it is difficult to solve. Loneliness will increase in the first online. According to Stall, people who want to spend time online will be more lonely. "Every week we spend on the internet every week, this group will be cut by about 4%." (Iso, 1) This is easy to understand. There are only 24 hours a day. When a person spends more time on the Internet, he spends less time with his family or real friends. People living with that person in real life will start to leave him.