Is Social Media Actually Connecting People?
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Shivam Kumar Tiwari said:
4 months ago
Yes, social media is actually connecting people. It helps individuals communicate with others from different places, share cultures, ideas, and experiences, and stay updated on current events.
Platforms like Facebook help people make and maintain friendships, Twitter is often used for discussing news and political topics, Instagram is popular for entertainment and creative content, and Snapchat allows users to share daily moments and stay connected with friends.
Overall, social media has made communication faster and easier across the world.
Platforms like Facebook help people make and maintain friendships, Twitter is often used for discussing news and political topics, Instagram is popular for entertainment and creative content, and Snapchat allows users to share daily moments and stay connected with friends.
Overall, social media has made communication faster and easier across the world.
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Kkk said:
4 months ago
Hello everyone.
Social media creates both positive and negative impacts. Social media connectivity impact only depends on how we use it in the right manner and how to utilise this technology platform, such as WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
1) The positive side of social connectivity is updating any information, experience and ideas to global people through social media. Ex: Using LinkedIn to continuously update our knowledge, experience and ideas, it's helpful to connect with industry experts and also get an internship or job offer.
2) The other side of social connectivity is creating a fake trust relationship (only extending our circle, not going deeper), creating over mobile usage, reducing real-time face-to-face interaction and creating loneliness. Even though many people connect online, they feel lonely in real life.
Thank you.
Social media creates both positive and negative impacts. Social media connectivity impact only depends on how we use it in the right manner and how to utilise this technology platform, such as WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
1) The positive side of social connectivity is updating any information, experience and ideas to global people through social media. Ex: Using LinkedIn to continuously update our knowledge, experience and ideas, it's helpful to connect with industry experts and also get an internship or job offer.
2) The other side of social connectivity is creating a fake trust relationship (only extending our circle, not going deeper), creating over mobile usage, reducing real-time face-to-face interaction and creating loneliness. Even though many people connect online, they feel lonely in real life.
Thank you.
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Janapalini said:
4 months ago
No, Social media is not connecting people. It distances people from each other.
Even though social media like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter enable us to connect with people from all around the world, it doesn't ensure trust. It never equals the person we meet in person and get to know. My question is, "How could you trust the person virtually? What if they pretend to be good? Where is the safety while we are evolving in a world full of cybercrimes, etc".
Yes, Social media has become a major part of our lives, which makes our lives miserable without our knowledge. How could you have a real feel when you contact the people with eyes while you have a conversation in a video call? Instant messages don't give you the same feeling as handwritten letters from your loved ones.
There are many alternatives, but people still choose the instant way.
Even though social media like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter enable us to connect with people from all around the world, it doesn't ensure trust. It never equals the person we meet in person and get to know. My question is, "How could you trust the person virtually? What if they pretend to be good? Where is the safety while we are evolving in a world full of cybercrimes, etc".
Yes, Social media has become a major part of our lives, which makes our lives miserable without our knowledge. How could you have a real feel when you contact the people with eyes while you have a conversation in a video call? Instant messages don't give you the same feeling as handwritten letters from your loved ones.
There are many alternatives, but people still choose the instant way.
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Ritu Chauhan said:
3 months ago
For Me, it has both negative and positive points; actually, it depends on people how you are taking this. Social media is becoming dangerous for people because there are too much fakeness how you can understand a person through chats or video calls they can pretend to be good, in this generation humanity is missing in human beings suppose if something happening wrong, instead of helping people people are curious to make videos for posting in social media for getting views, people are getting made because of views doing everything to get good number of followers, even it is not safe to make our public account who is saving your picture in there gallery you have no idea, it is becoming easy to stalk anyone in social media, to keep there personal details because people are sharing everything.
But yes, conversely, it has positive facts also, like we are aware of everything, we receive all kinds of news and stay informed about what is happening around the world.
We become aware of increasing crimes and frauds and stay alert for the future. There are also many people who use social media to help others and support those in need.
But yes, conversely, it has positive facts also, like we are aware of everything, we receive all kinds of news and stay informed about what is happening around the world.
We become aware of increasing crimes and frauds and stay alert for the future. There are also many people who use social media to help others and support those in need.
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Ankush Kumar said:
1 month ago
According to me, it was very entertaining to be part of social media in past.
But the amount of time I lost that I could have utilised for my career, mental health concerns and hate towards people it caused me is unimaginable.
I used to regret how much time I could have utilised by avoiding this mess. It makes us worried about things that we don't have control over and have nothing to do with it.
All the people on social media are for clickbait and don't care about whether the information you're getting is right or wrong.
For me, technology is useful, but this social media slop isn't.
Thank you all.
But the amount of time I lost that I could have utilised for my career, mental health concerns and hate towards people it caused me is unimaginable.
I used to regret how much time I could have utilised by avoiding this mess. It makes us worried about things that we don't have control over and have nothing to do with it.
All the people on social media are for clickbait and don't care about whether the information you're getting is right or wrong.
For me, technology is useful, but this social media slop isn't.
Thank you all.
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Deepika Manshani said:
3 weeks ago
Social media is negative or positive.
The positivity of social media is interact people in a second it reduce the time of the people.
Social media shares knowledge Idea experience and culture through Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
Social media creatively promotes brands or products.
It encourages customers to buy the product.
The negativity of social media is spend more time on phone it increase the screen time, and it creates eye issues.
The use of social media reduces physical interaction with relatives like family, friends and colleagues.
Social media is dangerous because its use of social media is harmful to mental health. After all, it increases the feeling of isolation and loneliness.
Conclusion: Social media is good or bad; it depends on how to use the social media by the person.
The positivity of social media is interact people in a second it reduce the time of the people.
Social media shares knowledge Idea experience and culture through Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
Social media creatively promotes brands or products.
It encourages customers to buy the product.
The negativity of social media is spend more time on phone it increase the screen time, and it creates eye issues.
The use of social media reduces physical interaction with relatives like family, friends and colleagues.
Social media is dangerous because its use of social media is harmful to mental health. After all, it increases the feeling of isolation and loneliness.
Conclusion: Social media is good or bad; it depends on how to use the social media by the person.
Kommineni jahnavi said:
3 weeks ago
Hi!
Now the question is, "Is social media actually connecting people?"
In my opinion, it has both pros and cons. Social media makes good connections with people across the world. We can exchange thoughts, ideas and creative content. We can learn new languages through communication. People choose social media platforms instead of reading newspapers to get awareness about current affairs. On the other hand, many are misusing these platforms for non- academic activities, which are not encouraged by society.
Day by day, screen time is increasing, which results in a lack of interest in careers. Addiction kills the sleep schedule, which affects our brain functioning.
Now the question is, "Is social media actually connecting people?"
In my opinion, it has both pros and cons. Social media makes good connections with people across the world. We can exchange thoughts, ideas and creative content. We can learn new languages through communication. People choose social media platforms instead of reading newspapers to get awareness about current affairs. On the other hand, many are misusing these platforms for non- academic activities, which are not encouraged by society.
Day by day, screen time is increasing, which results in a lack of interest in careers. Addiction kills the sleep schedule, which affects our brain functioning.
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Emma Laurent said:
3 weeks ago
I think the biggest difference is between being connected and feeling connected.
Social media is great for keeping up with someone who lives far away or finding people with the same interests. The problem starts when online interaction replaces real conversations instead of adding to them. Having hundreds of followers does not mean much if you have nobody to call when you actually need someone.
For me, the value depends more on how much time you spend there and what you are using it for than on the platform itself.
Social media is great for keeping up with someone who lives far away or finding people with the same interests. The problem starts when online interaction replaces real conversations instead of adding to them. Having hundreds of followers does not mean much if you have nobody to call when you actually need someone.
For me, the value depends more on how much time you spend there and what you are using it for than on the platform itself.
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