The soaring influence of Internet is providing many new possibilities, from buying necessities in a quicker and more economic manner to forging unheard ways of communication. Yet there is dissenting voice, claiming this trend negative. Personally, I reckon this as positive, despite the evidently existing downsides. Merits produced by Internet can hardly be neglected as such advancement has successfully removed the geographic barriers in basically every aspect in our daily life, and therefore benefits both individuals and organizations. With this platform, organizations would not only be more agile and flexible due to faster information transmitting carried out by cables and satellites, but also have a
border range to find the most suitable recruitment. This particular advantage will extend to individual level as well, since people in job hunting may have more choices. In addition, such development can also enlarge or enrich people’s personal life, since they are now more likely to make friends regardless the location of others via social networking sites, and gain accessibility and affordability from online-shopping. It is, however, unwise to neglect the profound influence of the Internet, especially on the social level: indeed this technology makes living easily, yet with the price of the collapse of traditional social structure, which then causes elimination of community and neighborhood. Actually, with the rage of individual’s social circle being greatly extended, everyone can make contact with larger number of people and establish social relation according to their will, making the traditional social relationship less valuable. But one must also admit that although this scenario has been acknowledged as negative, it is actually inevitable: the human nature is to live with ease, and the fading of the concept of neighborhood and community can be easily replaced by online social group. Overall, some may insist that the disadvantages of the cast implementation of Internet can be enormous, but it is simply pointless to fight the inevitable.
The soaring influence of Internet is providing
many
new possibilities, from buying necessities in a quicker and more
economic
manner to forging unheard ways of communication.
Yet
there is dissenting voice, claiming this trend
negative
.
Personally
, I reckon this as
positive
, despite the
evidently
existing downsides. Merits produced by Internet can hardly
be neglected
as such advancement has
successfully
removed the geographic barriers in
basically
every aspect in our daily life, and
therefore
benefits both individuals and organizations. With this platform, organizations would not
only
be more agile and flexible due to faster information transmitting carried out by cables and satellites,
but
also
have
a
border
range to find the most suitable recruitment. This particular advantage will extend to individual level
as well
, since
people
in job hunting may have more choices.
In addition
, such development can
also
enlarge or enrich
people
’s personal life, since they are
now
more likely to
make
friends regardless the location of others via
social
networking sites, and gain accessibility and affordability from online-shopping. It is,
however
, unwise to neglect the profound influence of the Internet,
especially
on the
social
level:
indeed
this technology
makes
living
easily
,
yet
with the price of the collapse of traditional
social
structure, which then causes elimination of community and neighborhood. Actually, with the rage of individual’s
social
circle being
greatly
extended, everyone can
make
contact with larger number of
people
and establish
social
relation according to their will, making the traditional
social
relationship less valuable.
But
one
must
also
admit that although this scenario has
been acknowledged
as
negative
, it is actually inevitable: the human nature is to
live
with
ease
, and the fading of the concept of neighborhood and community can be
easily
replaced by online
social
group.
Overall
,
some
may insist that the disadvantages of the cast implementation of Internet can be enormous,
but
it is
simply
pointless to fight the inevitable.