Some people think the developments involving the Internet have brought people closer together while others think that people And communities have become more isolated

The

internet

has transformed our lives radically since its inception. While some

people

believe that the web has made it easier for us to communicate with one another, others argue that it has annihilated face-to-face communication completely. In

this

essay, I will discuss both sides of the argument while I support the former opinion. On the

first

hand, some

people

, who argue that the

internet

has restricted personal

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of interaction, might say that it tampers personal relationships.

This

is because of the fact that a lot of

people

prefer to meet virtually rather than meet personally, which makes them socially challenged.

For instance

, a person who is accustomed to meeting folks regularly over the web will find it perplexing to meet anyone in person, let alone their loved ones.

On the contrary

, if the

internet

were a thing of the past,

people

, nowadays, would have more fruitful relationships similar to they had in the bygone days.

On the other hand

, I would argue that the

internet

has brought

people

closer than before. The reason for

this

is that many

people

find it convenient to connect with

people

living nearby or in different cities without having to travel.

For example

, a person living in The United States can be contacted via email, saving him thousands of dollars on flights and hotels alone.

In contrast

, if

Internet

were not to exist in today's fast-paced life,

people

will face a plethora of challenges connecting with

people

on a daily basis. The results of it will be quite appalling. In conclusion, while dependency on the

internet

can turn some of us into socially inept beings, it has made connecting with

people

easier than centuries ago. I think the

internet

has brought

people

together.