A 2008 UCLA study revealed web users had fundamentally altered prefrontal cortexes due to the fast pace of social networking sites rewiring the brain with repeated exposure ("Social Networking ProCon.org."). It causes people to spend less time talking face-to-face. We are so caught up in the internet we forget about the “real” world. Society is oversaturated with the details of hundreds of people’s lives that we’re not loving people we see week to week. Knowing someone’s social media life and sharing everything about your own life via. networking sites is not the same as being a real friend, or even a real
A 2008 UCLA study revealed web users had fundamentally altered prefrontal cortexes due to the fast pace of social networking sites rewiring the brain with repeated exposure ("Social Networking ProCon.org."). It causes people to spend less time talking face-to-face. We are so caught up in the internet we forget about the “real” world. Society is oversaturated with the details of hundreds of people’s lives that we’re not loving people we see week to week. Knowing someone’s social media life and sharing everything about your own life via. networking sites is not the same as being a real friend, or even a real