Ten pitch-black consequences
Posted: Mon Feb 17, 2025 9:16 am
Pathetic pastime
Apart from obscenities and everything we prefer to deny, we have really gone too far with social media. What most Facebook and Twitter devotees throw out into the world every day is a pastime for economically sunny times, when fortune smiles on us and success comes our way. Now that we really have to roll up our sleeves to keep our jobs and scrape together an income, we realize that we actually do not have time to share everything with each other for hours every day. However, we find it difficult to get rid of that, because the smartphone full of apps burns in our pockets or handbags. Lately, these addictive gadgets have been popping up more and more often in relation to riots, crime, riots and terror. No wonder perhaps in times of crisis, and probably not even that much new under the sun.
But the addiction to social media on mobile devices, and all the hypes, hopes, hints, hazards etc cameroon phone number list that we share daily, seem to be getting out of hand to such an extent that it is at the very least an irresponsible use of time. As a result, a proper and clear focus on what really matters becomes impossible and instinct completely takes over. The following ten pitch-black consequences of social media are circulating everywhere. We become stupid, antisocial, blinded and even sick. Our memory deteriorates and we fall prey to manipulation, monitoring, terror and sensationalism. Privacy no longer exists. Each of these are limitations and deviations: from tunnel vision and lack of individuality to illness.
Apart from obscenities and everything we prefer to deny, we have really gone too far with social media. What most Facebook and Twitter devotees throw out into the world every day is a pastime for economically sunny times, when fortune smiles on us and success comes our way. Now that we really have to roll up our sleeves to keep our jobs and scrape together an income, we realize that we actually do not have time to share everything with each other for hours every day. However, we find it difficult to get rid of that, because the smartphone full of apps burns in our pockets or handbags. Lately, these addictive gadgets have been popping up more and more often in relation to riots, crime, riots and terror. No wonder perhaps in times of crisis, and probably not even that much new under the sun.
But the addiction to social media on mobile devices, and all the hypes, hopes, hints, hazards etc cameroon phone number list that we share daily, seem to be getting out of hand to such an extent that it is at the very least an irresponsible use of time. As a result, a proper and clear focus on what really matters becomes impossible and instinct completely takes over. The following ten pitch-black consequences of social media are circulating everywhere. We become stupid, antisocial, blinded and even sick. Our memory deteriorates and we fall prey to manipulation, monitoring, terror and sensationalism. Privacy no longer exists. Each of these are limitations and deviations: from tunnel vision and lack of individuality to illness.