Social Media: Not so Social
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The document discusses the dual nature of social media, emphasizing its ability to connect users while also highlighting negative impacts such as time wastage, reduced attention span, and health issues. It explores various motivations for using social media, including social interaction and entertainment, but warns of sacrifices made in personal relationships and communication. Ultimately, it suggests a paradox where people feel connected yet remain in their own individual bubbles.
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