The use of social media is replacing face-to-face interaction among many people in society. Do you think the advantages outweigh the disadvantages?

It is true that more and more

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all over the world rely on social networking sites to keep in touch with

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that they know. Despite some obvious positive aspects of

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trend, I would argue that overall, these are outweighed by the disadvantages. On the one hand, there are two major advantages of using social

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rather than depending on face-to-face communication.

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, in the modern world, members of families or friends may often be scattered across continents in the world because of work or study commitments. Family reunions may be unachievable and impossible to organize, and, without the revolution and development of social

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,

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might be deprived of the possibility to contact relatives or close friends.

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, thanks to

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platforms as Viber or Facebook, it is now possible to remain in contact with a large number of

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, keeping abreast of news, exchanging pleasantries, and sharing photos.

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, from a business perspective, many companies have organized virtual meetings due to a recent infectious disease.

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, I believe that face-to-face communication cannot be substituted. One reason for

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is that social

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prevent real interaction and discourage users from working on necessary social skills. Humans use all their senses in order to comprehensively interact with each other,

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as touch and gestures. Another reason is that interaction which takes place in person avoids some of the potential dangers of social

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. To illustrate, these include intelligence criminals

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as hackers or online frauds, who aim at stealing personal information or money on networking sites. In conclusion,

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there are convincing arguments both for and against face-to-face interaction being replaced by social networks, I consider the drawbacks of lack of personal contact outweigh the benefits of virtual communication.