The Internet is more of a source for bad than it is good

'Ello looks like we might finish this in a day! Alright allons-y. Sorry about that. One cannot exactly blame the entity of the Internet for the choices of these people. Yes in a sense it is the human who makes the choice to use the Internet but the amount the Internet offers comes from nowhere else. It becomes a consistent dopamine effect where others entities cannot. The human should not be blamed for being addicted to the Internet due to the lack of education there is on this topic. If no one knows how addictive the Internet can be why should I blame humans instead of the people who are responsible for it. Maybe just have a day for Internet awareness. Harmful effects of it and nothing cringey. I remember re creational videos of what teachers says are true events but I always found them funny due to poor acting and generally awful filming. I would much rather they go through various scientific papers or videos which address both pros and cons of the Internet. He is anti-social, Anxious, Etc, Will read books of fantasy, History, Realistic fiction, Etc. Not too different from what the Internet is for. While a library has books on stories that the nerd can relate to, The Internet has actual people sharing their experiences. With books there are fairly limited and the anti-social child is forced to read books that will he not read if he had books that he liked. Meaning eventually he will learn new ideas while improving his English. This improves grades and a general understanding on particular topics the book offers. The problem with gaining information on the Internet is that there is so much fake news, Time wasting that it is difficult to find the right information. The library pick books which they deem okay for the school whereas the Internet is uncensored. Meaning when looking for information you can find a dodgy advertisement. If the person is not aware of avoiding these they will fall into the trap and the results may vary. They might become porn addicted or lose money due to bad use of a credit card. You can't really become addicted to porn if there are no pleasing pictures and lose your money if there isn't any books to buy. Or dwell on things that happened during the day and try to lose themselves in the world of literature. With this they can improve their grades in English. The Internet is so vast that people can be sidetracked by something new happening. They lose track of what they need to do because of how limitless the Internet is. But, As with most you've talked about, These worst case users that are actually severely addicted to the Internet, They might have trouble. But, Just people using the Internet for a slightly unhealthy amount of time, Are probably mentally clean. Lets say the majority of people on the Internet use some form of Twitter, Facebook or Instagram. I don't think it is a stretch to say the left have the monopoly over the social media industry. This does not mean they are biased but evidence has been found out that they are. Source is a video explaining it and the source he was describing. https://www. Youtube. Com/watch? V=N6gjkEOqgpgIt Isn’t Your Imagination: Twitter Treats Conservatives More Harshly Than Liberals (Quillette)Link did not work which is why I copied the heading and where it is from. The Internet surprisingly has brought many acts of good to become reality. GoFundMe pages I found a site which gave GoFundeMe a 1 start with 197 reviews. Meaning people who voice their opinion find GoFundeMe is a worse service more than it is a good one. https://www. Consumeraffairs. Com/business/gofundme. HtmlMarkiplier's health issues, "Jesus H Christ's" custody case, Angry Grandpa, Boogie's health problems and issues with depression. My guess is that if you have a certain amount of presence online then GoFundeMe will make that the priority to fund whereas a typical user of GoFundeMe who wants money for whatever purpose tends to be less of a priority. So much so that it warrants consumers about 197 to average out a review of 1 star. I rather GoFundMe help everyone instead of the people on top. Now of course there is 4-chan, Reddit and all the cancerous batches of trolls that exist on the Internet. Most I think it is the subreddits not the entire site as a whole. Politics subreddit I have heard is cancerous whereas as others like unpopularopinions are not. Some good might come out of it. People can change, People can become more open minded to the diversity of the Internet and come to accept that there are some differing opinions out there, And agree to disagree. I still take the position it has been more worse than good when Internet has become the norm of communication. The anonymity only allows people to influence their urges it only a few rise up and actively move away from bad things on the Internet. Which is why Millenials are generally looked down upon. They were generation which had the Internet and most of them did not come outside a better person instead a biased individual not caring about different opinions which is fueled by social media like Twitter. When you go to Ben Shapiro's twitter mostly everyone agrees. When you go to Ocasio Cortez's mostly everyone agrees. That is because of how Twitter operates. It does not want you to change your mind instead stay the same with the recommendations on the side for people to follow. When people do view a more nuanced position like Tim Pool. Most of his fanbase are either independents and Republicans because most lefties care about the person who is saying the idea rather than if the idea is true. I might be wrong but when I watch him I hardly see opinions on the opposite like vote for Bernie instead I see vote for Trump. Even though Republicans disagree they show more willing to have a discussion or view content outside them from people like Tim Pool who is a centre left. Meanwhile there are hardly any lefties watching Tim Pool. My opinion but comments do seem really clear on this. Millennials stand out for their technology use, But older generations also embrace digital life (Pew Research)