Internet addiction

   Internet addiction is a real and serious problem that is not being taking as serious as it should be, a lot of people are spending up to 70 hours on their phones, laptops or tablets surfing the internet, posting pictures, chatting and taking "a look" to their social medias. It is important to highlight that a week has 158 hours and as I said before people are spending 70 hours per week on those practices.

  Psychologists are getting worried because people are letting behind a lo of good habits just to spend more time on the internet.

   I have to say that after studying this unit I found out I am one of those who are addicted to the Phone. I am not that sure about what measures I am going to take, but I know for sure I am going to reduce the use of the phone.


We are losing what is really import just because we are paying attention to the wrong things.

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I fear the day that technology will surpass our human interaction. The world will have a generation of idiots.
                                                                                                                                            Albert Einstein.

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