Nowadays, young people communicate with friends and family mostly through social networking sites, rather than other ways of communication like talking on the phone or face to face. Do you think this is a positive or negative development?

These days, the young part of the population
preffer
like better; value more highly
prefer
prefers
to keep in
touch
with their parents or acquaintances through social media sites rather than having a conversation on the phone or
face
to
face
. It is my point of view that
this
is a positive development because it saves
time
and people are protecting their health.
First
of all, nowadays, networking is
handful
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a handful
, modern and everyone has access to it. Due to the fact that, around the world, almost every individual has
a
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an
internet connection,
facebook
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Facebook
account or a mail is very likely to get in
touch
with that person very fast.
Furthermore
,
people regulately are
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people are regularly
people regularly are
checking their social. In the past people used to meet
face
to
face
and discuss problems.
This
fact has its own advantages
such
as seeing a person’s body language, but in the same
time
it is
time
and money
consumer
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consuming
. Sometimes, seeing a person may require travelling abroad which require
time
and money for transport tickets. My father is a good example of
this
. He had been living abroad since 2000. In the
beginning its
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beginning, it
beginning it
was very hard for him because social media did not exist and travelling at home required many hours of driving. Since he opened a social media it is very easy to keep in
touch
with us.
Secondly
, talking on the phone can affect our health and safety. It is well known that these devices emit radiations which have a band impact on our body. Gamma and beta radiation are
incrimined
to produce different types of
cancer which
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cancer, which
can affect the ears or the brain. Recent researches have shown that phone usage has dramatically increased the number of those
diagnosticated
converted or adapted to domestic use
domesticated
with brain cancer. In conclusion, I believe that keeping in
touch
with our families through social media is a positive development because it saves
time
and it help us maintaining our health.
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