Being Addicted: Why People Are Changing The World

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Being Addicted is a strong word, you can think in drugs and alcohol, so many people take long to understand the fact that they forgot to pick up their child at daycare, they staying up late every night or get angry if he could not use Facebook, it was an addiction. Palpitations, sweating, anxiety, loss of sleep, drastic changes in mood and fear of missing something, "are some" of the symptoms that those who are unable to spend more than half an hour without checking their Facebook account. The problem, emphasizes the specialist, starts when required more time to achieve the same level of satisfaction and this leads people to suspend social, family, work or recreational activities. Humans are primarily social and Facebook offers optimal conditions …show more content…

Social networks today are one way to easily communicate with others quickly. These social networks are useful for all of us for us as it also allows us to send information quickly from anywhere in the world where we are. Social networks certainly are changing the world today and therefore the more time goes by more and more people join them. But these tend to have advantages and disadvantages as any innovative idea. Advantages that develop the evolution of these social networks increasingly making them more useful for our society. But there are also disadvantages that affect the reputation of the networks because they lack the malware that want to use for evil, and for selfish, envious, thinking only of himself or just to idleness do evil to another person or persons. But do not discredit them because they are a medium that is already very important in society today and as to what children 7 and older are using it, but the influence of the elderly. The events that happen every day in our world not as immediately before he had learned on the radio or television, newspaper or just wait to see if someone will

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