Emendata

Social Sham vs Communication Revolution

• The first text unfolds a pessimist point of view, where the cutting edge of hi-tech improvements are seen mainly as a drawback.

• What electronic based achivements are to blame is for keeping the young heads under the parapet of a virtual world.

• Had I agree with this I would consider that laziness make young prefer to be alone because they would not need to argue about anything, they just sit and enjoy.

• However, the second paragraph flesh out a raver point of view.

• Having extricated from the time and space hampering for conecting people, the forefront of technological innovation give youngs a smorgasboard of different ways of steadfasting in touch with all kind of friends whenever theywant.

• Young people remain at the sharp end of the information adquisition, achiving deeper in meaning relationships, unthinkable before the technological era.

• Hardly can this be believed, when it comes to a news young minds tend to believe what they feel like and maybe in a superficial way.

• I would ratherrecalibrate both paragraphs in order to be deferential with both views.

• Getting down to the nitty-gritty, on the one hand, the contempt of the "ominous" internet as a matter of attrition of traditional relationships, is partly understandable as people tend to be atomisedby living in the bubble of the individualism but at the same time allows youngsters to select their environment and achieve a happier social life;on the other hand, the groundswell of public opinion which consider internet a need in their life, a place where they can show everybody the best part of themselves, a kind of perfect world where everybody struggles and suffer to remain always happy, where there is no room for sadness, at least in the virtual world.

• We are living a period of adaptation, and an equilibrium between the excesive individual use of Internet and the gathering with like-minded people must be achieved by teaching youngsters how to use the information and manage their time to avoid individualismand extreme trust in everything they feel through the screen.