W10: Is internet addiction real? Are we addicted to the internet? / 진신

I think :

In the era when the Internet was only beginning to prevail, I believed that Internet addiction was real. But in today’s society, I Don’t think we are addicted to the Internet.

Although there are many places where we need to use the Internet in our lives, our use of the Internet is increasing. Nowadays, we have network coverage wherever we go, whether it is in the subway or the cabin in the sky, there is the ubiquitous Internet. The emergence and development of the Internet are the change of time.

When we were 18 years old, there was a popular saying, ‘give me a room with plenty of food and internet. I can stay in this room forever. ’Since the Corona outbreak in 19 years, we have indeed met all the needs in buzzwords, but the buzzword Corona Blue has also emerged in this society. We are more yearning to go outdoor with a few friends.

We live in the Internet era and enjoy the convenience brought by the Internet. This is what the time should be, and we cannot stop the development of the time. However, what we can change is our own time. Even in the Internet age, our high-efficiency and self-disciplined life are the best embodiment of human culture in this era.

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