In order to ease life’s chaos, man his preceded his abilities to an extent, that technology is a matter of existential crisis. Nowadays, people are so engrossed with their smartphones that they conveniently ignore others around them, and miss out on the beauty of small things in life.
Unlike old times, worldly population have become less social. Traditions such as the celebration of festivals with family and friends are falling apart. It is surprising that nuclear families living together, don’t make time for each other. Lack of communication leads to misunderstandings and differences. This is also responsible for shaping personalities of young individuals in their former years of growing up.
Mobile phones, which were once a luxury, is now a necessity even to a school child. Tech-savvy millennials are often found wasting time browsing the internet or playing games, absolutely unproductive. Socializing apps encourage meeting strangers, failing to foster bonds with those coming across in our daily lives. Deceived by the temporary excitement, they choose to stay deprived of the wonders of nature and the chances of meeting interesting people. For example, the reluctance to introduce ourselves to our new neighbours.
A large populous is observed to use their cell phones mostly for texting or for work purpose. Professionals stuck in the rat race to higher goals are living an unbalanced life, where they have no emotional or moral support to combat a stressful situation. The fast-paced life is attractive but success mostly comes with the burden of loneliness.
Social obligations of sharing selfies, locations and other personal information on social media are getting competitive. So much so, that people are engaged on their phones while traveling, eating and even while driving. Resulting in higher rates of accidents, suicides, diseases, and mental illness, in comparison to a few decades ago. It is observed that people struggle to hold a dialogue in person, as they are too accustomed to their “supposedly interesting life” on the internet.
In conclusion, I strongly agree that the people are losing their ability to communicate with those around them, as they spend most of their time with their heads buried into their mobile phones. I suggest that a conscious effort should be made by each one to a meaningful life, as you live only once!
In order to
ease
life’s
chaos,
man
his preceded his abilities to an extent, that technology is a matter of existential crisis. Nowadays,
people
are
so
engrossed with their smartphones that they
conveniently
ignore
others around them, and miss out on the beauty of
small
things in life.
Unlike
old
times
, worldly population have become less social. Traditions such as the celebration of festivals with family and friends are falling apart. It is surprising that nuclear families living together, don’t
make
time
for each other. Lack of communication leads to misunderstandings and differences. This is
also
responsible for shaping personalities of young individuals in their former years of growing up.
Mobile
phones
, which were once a luxury, is
now
a necessity even to a school child. Tech-savvy millennials are
often
found wasting
time
browsing the internet or playing games,
absolutely
unproductive. Socializing apps encourage meeting strangers, failing to foster bonds with those coming across in our daily
lives
. Deceived by the temporary excitement, they choose to stay deprived of the wonders of nature and the chances of meeting interesting
people
.
For example
, the reluctance to introduce ourselves to our new
neighbours
.
A large populous
is observed
to
use
their cell
phones
mostly
for texting or for work purpose. Professionals stuck in the rat race to higher goals are living an unbalanced
life
, where they have no emotional or moral support to combat a stressful situation. The
fast
-paced
life
is attractive
but
success
mostly
comes
with the burden of loneliness.
Social obligations of sharing selfies, locations and other personal information on social media are getting competitive.
So
much
so
, that
people
are engaged
on their
phones
while traveling, eating and even while driving. Resulting in higher rates of accidents, suicides, diseases, and mental illness,
in comparison
to a few decades ago. It
is observed
that
people
struggle to hold a dialogue in person, as they are too accustomed to their “
supposedly
interesting
life”
on the internet.
In conclusion
, I
strongly
agree
that the
people
are losing their ability to communicate with those around them, as they spend most of their
time
with their heads buried into their mobile
phones
. I suggest that a conscious effort should
be made
by each one to a meaningful
life
, as you
live
only
once!