The computer cannot replace the warmth of human communication
Modern technology has become an integral part of our daily life. People can no longer imagine how they can do without a computer, laptop or smartphone. They are used for study, work and even leisure is organized with their help. In this regard, a computer is a very irreplaceable and even useful thing.
Using a computer, you can search for the necessary information, process it, analyze it, meet new people and even make new friends, communicate with them and your loved ones who are far away for one reason or another, watch movies, TV shows, listen to music and much more. Today, almost all homes have computers or laptops.
However, no matter how useful this human invention is, no matter what useful functions it is equipped with, it will not be able to perform one thing most important for each of us: replace ordinary human communication and true and faithful friends. For all its usefulness, a computer is just a soulless machine, a tool and nothing more. Only direct communication with another person is able to give unique emotions, feel his support and sympathy, if you need them. Only with personal communication with a friend can you cry heartily and thereby relieve stress, or find a way out of a difficult life situation with his help, or laugh, share your joy with him.
Everyone should have friends. You can meet with them, play outdoor games, walk and have fun. For example, my friends and I really like to ride a bike around the yard or play football in the summer, and hockey in the winter. Even in the summer, we often go to the lake and organize real team beach volleyball competitions there. It's fun and good for your health. Surrogate communication on social networks cannot replace all this.
Of course, sometimes it is even interesting when we exchange messages, videos, photos or music we like using a computer, but all this should not become more important for us than ordinary human communication. Excessive passion for communication through social networks can lead to a person losing a sense of reality. For example, some become simply obsessed with taking photos and posting them on their pages on social networks, gaining as many views as possible. It becomes so important that people forget about basic safety.
If you use new technologies wisely, including the computer, then there will be no problems. You will not become addicted to gadgets and will not forget how to communicate normally with other people. Your world will be rich in events, filled with the warmth of human communication.
I have a little brother. He spends a lot of time at the computer. But I keep an eye on him and do not allow me to spend much time with him. For example, if none of his friends calls her outside, then I either take him with me. I don’t want him to think that playing online can be a great substitute for normal communication or playing on the street.
