The Internet does more harm than good.

Good morning Hossain. While I do agree with your conclusion on the internet's relationship with health issues, I still have some doubts. But first, rebuttals. Rebuttal 1: Sorry for the inauthentic information. But, even if 41% of the information in the Internet is true, 59% of the information still remains false. While a lot of people think that it is common sense to pick up right information, it must be noted, " How does a person know that the information that he had found is accurate? " . Well, the answer is simple, a person can search from multiple sources. However, due to the demanding environment, most people would try to be as time efficient as possible. And, to do that, they search for a source that seems the most reliable to them. After searching a source, they would be satisfied with themselves and conclude their research. This is typical of almost everyone's behavior. Thus, this is one of the primary reason why most people find the incorrect information in the Internet. Besides, there are a very few people who are 'Truth Seekers'. Many people choose not to accept the dark reality and truth. Thus, most people get blinded by the grey side of the truth and are often mislead or deluded. Rebuttal 2: Since you said " Bullying is everywhere. So Internet should not be mentioned as the only place where these things are seen." You have shown that you agree that the Internet have cases of bullying. If the Internet have cases of bullying, then doesn't it do harm? If an effort was made to reduce cyberbullying, a form of bullying would be reduced Which brings me to the next point, shouldn't bullying be stopped everywhere? Even in the Internet? Like I said, the effect of cyber bullying is threatening, thus, the Internet indeed do some harm. Rebuttal 3: The problem here is that popular games such as Minecraft, League of legends and Roblox are some of the most frequently played 'never-ending' games that is found on the Internet. These game do not have an end and can be played for almost forever, these games are also very time consuming. To accomplish achievements in these kind of games, one would need to spend more time in the game. The greater the output of effort, the greater the satisfaction due to a accomplishment. After achieving an accomplishment, the player would try to strive for another one, this can lead to a eternal cycle and addiction as every time a accomplishment is completed, a rush of adrenaline and dopamine will rush through the player's brain. Dopamine is a chemical in the body only released to 'reward' a person. It stimulates the brain, similar to the effect of taking drugs. This proves that the addiction on games can be as addictive as drug addiction. Getting out of a drug addiction is super hard, once you start it, it cannot be easily halted. Thus, not only a few people are addicted,in fact, a large portion of the world's population is suffering from Internet addiction which is detrimental to health. Rebuttal 4: I agree with what you said on the fact that we should not avoid the positive effect of the Internet. However, my argument is not to avoid using the Internet, on the flipside, it is to inform people the negative effects of the Internet so that they can try to avoid the negative effects of the Internet. Even though a lot of people are aware of the negative effects of the computer, they instead, delude themselves into thinking only on the positive side and ignore the negative effects. Rebuttal 5: Some information on books cannot be found on the Internet and it is ridiculous to say that books don't help people at all. Rebuttal 6: How do someone know the exact qualifications of a doctor if they aren't versed in medical issues? Most people in Third world countries do not know the first things about medical issues, thus , they might get tricked by a fraud and this might worsen their medical condition. Rebuttal 7: A doctor will most probably tell you the correct information of medicine specifically to ensure your recovery. Even if the patient has questions, shouldn't the patient immediately ask the doctor who has prescribed the medicine instead of the Internet? Rebuttal 8: The symptoms of a medical illness can be very diverse. Searching the Internet will not give you accurate diagnosis as the symptoms of a illness can be 'shared' with other illness. Only a real life check-up will most accurately determine a person's medical condition, thus, the Internet might not be that reliable. Now for my argument, Point 1: Pornography has been around for a long time. There are some people who watches pornography. Pornography addiction is also similar to Internet addiction. Pornography gives an incorrect view on sexual related images, leading people to be misinformed and deluded. If the Internet was more secure in terms of preventing Pornography, there would be one less form of addiction. Point 2: For those people who spend to much time on the Internet due to poor time management, they have a high chance to lose family bonding time with their family. Family is the most important support you can have in your life. It would not be wise to sacrifice your family for work in the Internet to the extent that they 'lose' their family. In conclusion, it is not wise to avoid the Internet, on the other hand, it is wiser to use the Internet while trying to reduce the negative effects of the Internet.