The social media,
these days,
is all pervasive.
Everyone,
from young to old,
are glued to their phones.
The virtual life is fast replacing,
the real life.
The peer pressure of “staying in news “,
or of “ being visible”,
is all encompassing.
I can understand,
that the information technology,
can be a great possibility,
but only if there is "content" in it.
And the paradox is,
that " content ",
in our words, thoughts and action,
comes only,
if we lead,
a "real" life.
Sep 9, 2018
Sep 9, 2018 at 2:23 PM UTC
The social media,
these days,
is all pervasive.
Everyone,
from young to old,
are glued to their phones.
The virtual life is fast replacing,
the real life.
The peer pressure of “staying in news “,
or of “ being visible”,
is all encompassing.
I can understand,
that the information technology,
can be a great possibility,
but only if there is "content" in it.
And the paradox is,
that " content ",
in our words, thoughts and action,
comes only,
if we lead,
a "real" life.