Disconnect to connect
Disconnecting
to connect is a popular theme to discuss about. Each one has its own opinion.
Mine is that it depends on when, where and why you are using your device. You
can give to your phone a lot of different utilities.
If
you use it in your work for accessing
emails or to launch a website
for a professional search, it should be considered just a working tool. The bad
side comes when you use it while you are with your family or friends. It’s not
uncommon that while you are with someone, that person is being contacted via
whatsapp by someone else and instead of talking and being with you, they are
chatting with the other person about what they will do later on. I understand
that you want to log on to social
networks site and comment and answer comments in
your free time, but you shouldn’t do it when you are with someone. If you do
so, you may lose the opportunity to talk and have fun with him.
We
need to know that there are moments when we need to differentiate the real live
from virtual one. You can enjoy both; even partially mix them, but not
compromising the quality of the face-to-face
relationships.
With
the new technologies some new professions appeared, as youtuber or personal
photographer for doing “postu”. These works require uploading videos to the internet or transferring photos to your computer.
We
are in a digital world and the adoption of the new technologies is unstoppable,
but those should complement and not replace the genuine face-to-face human relationships.
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