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    our muscles, but working out doesn’t work like that. You have to work at it for a long time to see any results, so that leaves us teenage girls unwilling to work out, and if we go through this, then so must other people. We take this idea of the internet, with fast results, and want fast results elsewhere. When we don’t get those results, we lose hope and give up. This is not only happening with workouts, it’s also in other areas of our lives. A lot of people are talking about how they can…

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    article “Northern B.C. town deprived of internet for at least a month” by CBC news is describing the situation of a small town called Stewart, in British Columbia, which will not have internet connection for a few weeks, due to the fact that the only internet provider in that town has shut down, and the new provider is unable to get things running until a few weeks. In which the reality for the town would be that they would have no access to internet, which would put a halt to things such…

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    over the world. It can be used for anything as simple as looking up directions to get somewhere to getting research to help create a presentation. The Internet helps display information that has been posted by people all over the world with a wide range of knowledge. Part of the reason it is so great is because it is easily accessed. The Internet is becoming more and more commonly used in the learning environment, and despite the several benefits it presents, it also carries along several…

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    think that the internet is good for us, it gives us the information we need, and it makes our life easy. On the web site “think big” http://blogthinkbig.com/a-million-reasons-why-the-internet-is-good-for-you/ says that there is one million reasons why the internet is good for us, and a couple of their example are; the internet is good for our health that it help “ free of charge, about health, depression and sexuality”, the internet is good for our learning “Access to the internet can increase…

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    (2002), internet users spend less time with people in their lives, which results in isolation and disconnect from reality of their relationships. Online relationships do not require psychological work as one can be unidentified and may not be revealing the truth. Didelot, Hollingsworth, and Buckenmeyer (2012) reported that both employment and/or school work may suffer if one is on the internet for too long. It is important for clinicians to understand the addictive culture of the internet and…

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    Zukin proposes that the Internet has three paradoxes. The first is that the Internet grants us the privilege to shop anytime and anywhere, which makes online shoppers shop more. The second is the notion that because anyone can produce content for the Internet, there is a monopoly of merchants and brands which, in turn, making the Internet a lousy marketer. And the third is that the Internet makes every buyer into a seller thanks to auction sites like eBay and Amazon. (Zukin, 2004) These are all…

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    The Internet Hazard The internet has made life a whole lot easier by making information more accessible to people and by creating connections among different people all over the world. The benefits of having internet access are so many such that in this day and age people cannot imagine living without some form of internet connection. This has led to internet addiction characterized by its excessive use. Internet addiction is a condition that refers to the excessive use of internet that…

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    First, the internet is one of the biggest influences in the way a business operates now. Secondly, Diversity has become a major point of focus for most big corporations all over the world. Thirdly, Knowledge has become power within the workplace. Lastly, Innovation is changing all companies operations globally. All of these factors have led us, as employees, to become a very successful, challenging, and adaptable. Quite possibly the best invention in the last 40 years, the internet, is a game…

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    subject of reference is none other than the internet, an innovation that according to the BBC (2012) has revolutionized our entire lives s a species. Although most of us encounter its use from day to day, according to The Internet Society (2014), defining what exactly entails the internet is not as simple a matter as it appears. The Internet Society (2014) continues to assert that this is perhaps due to the fact that unlike any other technology, the internet is whatever we make of it;…

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    Today people use Internet to watch and listen their preferred TV and radio programs live, watch movies, read a newspaper or books, and one more big advantage, for some of them, is the opportunity to work remotely, without having to be physically present at the workplace. The development of the Internet was accompanied by a phenomenon of the explosion of social networks, such as Facebook, Twitter, etc. Thanks to them, people can always be in touch with their friends or to find those that have…

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