WEEK 10 - Can we think of some example of how Internet has changed our culture?

      The Internet has changed our daily lives. The Internet has evolved a lot from simply forming networks to leading offline societies. Minor registration, application and participation in daily life are all done over the Internet. Now we can't even adapt to offline society if we can't handle the Internet. The era has come when people can survive only when they know how to use the Internet. Today, the impact of the Internet is exploding due to the constant development and application of digital machines. The Internet has brought us a light and broad relationship. A wide but thin shallow relationship. You can reach anyone anytime, anywhere and find someone who has lost contact with you in just a few clicks. Even if you don't have to think about it and find it, algorithms bring information that you want or need, and information that you easily get without suffering is easily volatile in memory.

     I originally liked the Internet very much. The Internet is very important to me because I like things that are fast and convenient enough to be told to stop using it. However, after writing this post, I came to see the negative aspects of the Internet more highlighted. My own attitude is a little interesting. I wonder if I ended up posting while I was disillusioned with the Internet or if I wanted to move away from the Internet by posting.

     Sometimes when I look at old music, videos, etc., I say, "I miss that time." There are many comments saying, "I can't go back even if I want to go back to this sentiment now that it's too convenient." Such a reaction can be easily found everywhere. In my case, while listening to the song 'Letter', I once felt disappointed that it was hard to feel the feeling of exchanging letters like old times. Of course, we are a digital native generation familiar with the Internet, but I wonder if friends have ever felt the nostalgia of the days when there was no Internet.