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Meeting people in the internet age
Sydney Quach
Has it hindered or improved our life style?
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Today, we live in a society where internet has allowed us to connect with people all around the world.
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Thus learning about different cultures…
and life styles, outside of our boundaries.
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What was once an issue of communication, has now become an issue of distance.
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Because people now have the ability to meet and interact with people over the
internet.Photo by Jean-Pierre Dalbera (Flickr)
Most connections are made over popular social media
sites.
Seeing someone with similar interests is often the best way to start a conversation.
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People who are shy and timid now have an easier way to
make friends.
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“17% of the marriages that took
place in 2013 were couples that met on a dating
site.”
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We can think about what we say before someone else can see it.
But we don’t always do.
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And now posting something permanent on the internet has so much more meaning…
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“I call the internet the first social environment created for the asocial individual.” – Lee Siegel
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“We’re designing technologies that will give us the illusion of companionship without the demands of
friendship.” – Sherry TurklePhoto by SalFalko (Flickr)
Our generation is learning to rely on the internet.
We are learning not to socialize because we don’t
have to.
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Photo Credits
Images were licensed under Creative Commons on Flickr and sourced or taken personally.
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Reference
http://whatculture.com/technology/10-ways-the-internet-has-changed-the-world.phphttp://vator.tv/news/2014-03-17-25-ways-the-web-has-changed-the-worldhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/click_online/7477498.stmhttp://www.ted.com/talks/sherry_turkle_alone_together
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