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I wonder if future generations will look back at our reliance on the internet as a good or bad thing. Is it more connecting or isolating?
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Edited 14 SEPT 2026
I wonder if future generations will look back at our reliance on the internet as a good or bad thing. Is it more connecting or isolating?
Does anyone else feel like social media can be a bit of a double-edged sword? So connecting yet so isolating at times.
Even the internet can feel lonely sometimes. How ironic that we're 'connected' but might be more isolated than before.
How is it that technology helps us connect yet often makes us feel more disconnected? I’d really love to see us bridge that gap.
I've heard that social media makes us lonelier, but how else would we connect? It’s like a double-edged sword, isn't it?
Local communities seem to be fading as we all ride the wave of digital connections. Has anyone considered the consequences?
Do social platforms actually help us connect or just create an illusion of it? I’ve found myself feeling more isolated with them.
I wonder if the next big thing will focus on community rather than individualism. Isn't it time we rethink how we connect?
Don’t kids these days even know about encyclopedias? Everything feels quick and easy with the internet, but is it really better?