copypaste: essay about the harmful usage of internet Anyway, although we create the Internet, do we really dominate the Internet? Or are we actually dominated by the Internet while thinking that we dominate it. Twenty years ago, we had to go to the real store to buy what we want. On the way to the store, we might bump into a friend and had a nice chat. We might meet a hot clerk in the store. Indeed, we can save our time buying things through the Internet now, but we lose the chance to talk with people face to face. For what? What do we get? Only more time on the Internet! The Internet has lowered the temperature of our feelings. I don’t think an emoticon is better than a real smile, or a real hug. If we can meet, then don’t talk on the phone. If we can talk on the phone, then do use MSN. Go out to the real world. Everything will be better. After all, we are made by flesh, not by metal. Another example, ancient people have to convey their love through the moon, but their love is more sincere, more impressive, more touching and more romantic. Now we can send “I love you” through a click. But is it true? Is it just a perfunctory message? The Internet does shorten the distance between people, but does it shorten the distance between hearts?
Posted on: Sat, 01 Feb 2014 04:36:54 +0000
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