but have everybody realize that it does not socialize us in anyway, instead, it disconnected us.
i confessed that i myself is one of those people who does not want to connect with strangers and would just look down on my phone and ignored the world.
but, i do wish that the society would just go back to the way it used to be. with people connecting to one another with the look in the eye instead of the look on the screen.
there is an article that i have found and a youtube i have watch tells people that social network don't socialize people and asking everyone to "Look Up".
“I Have 422 Friends But I’m Completely Alone.” This Is One Powerful Message We All Need To See.
We live in a world where we continue to find ways to make it easier for us to connect with one another, but that results in us spending more time alone. He has 422 friends, but he's completely alone. Listen:
"We're surrounded by children, who since they were born, have watched us living like robots, and think it's the norm," might be the most powerful portion of Turk's video. What are we doing to future generations when we insist on occupying them with screens? Thanks to Gary Turk for writing, directing, and producing this reminder to disconnect in order to forge the connections that matter most. Let's do our best to stop this vicious cycle anti-social networking.
this article is credited to Gary Turk and Maia McCann
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