In a world where the iPod, Blackberry,
iPhone, Social networking and interactive devices have made it so simple and
convenient for us to communicate with each other, we are quickly and very sadly
losing the essence of man’s existence on this planet: for us to all feel loved
and touched. This technological epidemic has gone global and viral to such an
extent that you now see 7 to 10 year olds walking around with earphones in
their ears or they are chatting to their friends via the Blackberry chat
service (BBM). So what exactly has this epidemic done to the human race?
The answer lies in how you and I live our daily lives. We have become accustomed to having virtual friends and creating friendships through various mediums for convenience, yet we are loosing that one special touch that only man has to offer on this place we call home, Earth. The sense of touch and understanding. Our social life plays a major role in how we mature as individuals and how we learn to adhere to certain principles. It teaches us how we should overcome certain social or corporate conflicts. These cannot be learned through Facebook, BBM, music etc. We are taught these through experience that we are slowly letting go of.
Many times we each fall short of truly
understanding each other. We all have our weaknesses. Yet we thrive on painting
and glowing those around us, to keep our weaknesses at bay and far from anyone’s
reach. We have become selfish. Leave the criticism for another time; in fact
leave it all together.
Because of our technological advancement we
have become shallow in how we show our appreciation. When one is good, go out
of your way to show they are important. You feel better after uplifting
another. Lastly we need to learn how to speak the language of others. It is important to never impose
yourself on a stranger, but break the ice on their terms. Become accustomed to
the liking of those around you and show an interest in them so that the
communication channels will flow easier and faster with progress and stability assured.
Lets put the Social back into being.
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